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Key Takeaways
- Beyoncé wore a red-tipped French manicure with Western-inspired star details on a recent trip to Paris.
- She paired the Cowboy Carter-inspired manicure with a wide-legged Louis Vuitton Western denim jumpsuit.
Berets are cute, but when you know a cowboy hat works so well for you there’s no real reason to switch things up.
On Tuesday, June 24, Beyoncé and her husband Jay-Z attended the Louis Vuitton Menswear Spring/Summer 2026 show in Paris. Sporting head to toe Western denim, the 43-year-old even added some Cowboy Carter -inspired flair to her French manicure.
Beyoncé’s Western French Manicure
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The 43-year-old’s “bang bang” nails—she goes to nail artist Miho Okawara for the art—have been a staple during her tour. At first they were all red with hand-painted stars, but a couple of weeks ago the red made its way up to the tips on a couple of fingers (in anticipation of this trip, perhaps?).
Okawara previously shared that she uses red gel polish by Tokyo Spice to cover the almond-shaped tips before painting on the stars. Her clear top and base coats were Presto Gel by Nail Labo.
And though we loved the design before, this mani’s appearance in France added a certain je ne sais quoi to the look—especially when paired with that denim jumpsuit.
Beyoncé’s Western Denim
With her manicure shining and honey-blonde hair flowing, the Grammy winner showed off a long-sleeved, wide-legged dark blue denim Louis Vuitton jumpsuit. She wore it cinched at the waist with a brown belt and silver buckle.
On her head, she wore a brown cowboy hat. On her feet: open-toed black platforms to show off her mani-matching red pedicure. Her makeup artist, Rokael Lizama, “went for fresh skin and glow” according to an Instagram post while hairstylist Neal Farinah‘s vision for her Cecred-backed blowout was “soft sexy imperfect hair.”
When in Rome, do as the Romans do. But when in Paris… you should do as Beyoncé does! For what it’s worth, the only reason that’s not as popular a phrase is because “do as Beyoncé does applies” anywhere.
