Beyonce Drips In Custom CongTri, Jay Z Rocks All Black Tux At ‘Lion King’ Premiere [Photos]
Beyonce Drips In Custom CongTri, Jay Z Rocks All Black Tux At ‘Lion King’ Premiere [Photos]
Beyonce and Jay-Z did not come to play. They were all smiles as they made their way down the yellow carpet for the Lion King premiere in London recently.
Beyonce, who lends her voice as the female lead, Nala, in the film, channeled her inner-Nala as she donned a custom-made yellow, CongTri gown from Vietnamese designer Nguyen Cong Tri. The piece features a waist-high slit and wraps perfectly around her physique.
She paired the dress with Lorraine Schwartz jewelry, an Anna Cecere clutch and Jimmy Choo strappy heels.
Jay-Z kept things simple and classy with an all-black tux and bow tie.
See photos below.

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They even ran into the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry.


Duchess Meghan Markle, Prince Harry, Beyonce, Jay-Z
The Lion King hits theaters on July 18. It’s a live-action remake of the 1994 Disney original.
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