Beyoncé Knowles and her sister Solange Knowles have made their first
red carpet appearance together since the infamous Met Gala incident.
Smiling and with their arms around each other’s waists, the two
sisters were in high spirits as they headed out together for the Chime
For Change one year anniversary event in New York
The two ladies had even coordinated their clothing, both opting for plunging outfits for the charity party.
Beyoncé, 32, who had removed the braids she has been wearing
recently, looked flawless in a white jumpsuit, while her 27-year-old
sister chose a revealing orange blouse and white trousers.
The event was hosted by Gucci Creative Director Frida Giannini and T
Magazine editor-in-chief Deborah Needleman to celebrate the work of
Chime For Change, a global campaign to help strengthen and unite women
around the world.
It’s a cause very close to Beyoncé’s heart – she is a co-founder of
the charity, along with Giannini and Salma Hayek – and on the night she
dug deep and donated a large sum of money towards the good cause.
“At the Gucci Chime for Change event in NYC, Beyoncé just announced a
personal donation of $500,000 to the charity,” Women’s Wear Daily
tweeted.
The superstar certainly seemed to have a good time at the event, and
was pictured chatting with Blake Lively, while Solange hit the DJ booth
to entertain guests, including James Franco and jewellery designer to
the stars Lorraine Schwartz.
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