From the days of ‘Run the World’ to the era of ‘Formation’, Beyoncé has proven to be a bonafied custodian of an artiste with right costume concepts for music videos. Yesterday, news came out that the pop-star has curated a 14-track list album ‘The Lion King: The Gift’ which features an array of African acts adding their vocals to the full make-up of the album. The good part of the entire story is the fact that Shatta Wale and Guiltybeatz are included on the album, with the former as a singer and the latter as a producer.
Awaiting the album’s official release on Friday July 19 along with ‘The Lion King’ movie, the Emmy nominated artist has shared with the world, visuals from her ‘Spirit’ soundtrack written by herself together with Ilya Salmanzadeh and Labrinth. Described by Beyoncé as a love letter to Africa, the music video embodies spectacular bold outfits with beautiful scenery matching up the story line of the film.
The music video was shot at Havasu Falls, located in Havasu Creek in the Grand Canyon in Arizona, USA. As lovers and admirers of Beyoncé video costumes, we narrow things down with five of our favourites from the music video.
Pictured here, Beyoncé is cladded in a white netted train gown fascinated with a Labadja headpiece designed by Lafala Isedionn.
Standing on location grounds in the midst of her male dancers, Beyoncé wears a Zebra Tongoro black and white ensemble whiles her dancers cover up in bright pink and green head scarf.
Serving mother and daughter inspo, Beyoncé and her seven-year-old daughter Blue Ivy, wear matching pink and red ruffled gown, made possible by Maison Valentino.
Mark Fast clothing brand adds color to the Spirit visuals cementing the queen of pop’s figure with technicolor bold ensemble
