Blue Ivy couldn’t be prouder of her mother, Beyonce, who won big at the 2025 Grammys. The 13-year-old cheered for her mom while making a stunning fashion statement at the event. She walked on the award show’s red carpet in a gorgeous blue strapless gown that proved she is already following in her mother’s footsteps when it comes to attempting bold styles. It seems like Blue Ivy has been steadily carving her own path, both in the entertainment and fashion world.
Blue Ivy roots for mom Beyonce in stunning blue gown
Blue Ivy isn’t new to the Grammys, but she manages to bring something different with every red carpet appearance on the award show. On Sunday, the teenager accompanied her parents — Beyonce and Jay Z — to the 2025 Grammys in a striking corset gown by Naeem Khan. Photos and videos from the event captured her style and elegance as she cheered on her mom’s big wins.
As evidenced by her recent appearances, Blue Ivy truly shines the best in strapless gowns. Her 2025 Grammys gown featured yet another strapless detail along with a corset bodice that looked sultry yet sophisticated. The bodice further billowed into a skirt whose flowy design added depth to the monochromatic royal blue ensemble. The outfit was minimalistic, but she made up for it with statement jewelry pieces. Blue Ivy accessorized with a diamond necklace, a matching bracelet, and silver hoop earrings. Keeping her curly tresses open, she completed her look with a clutch.
The 13-year-old sat right beside her mom, Beyonce, at the 2025 Grammys and later hugged her after the singer won the Best Country Album for “Cowboy Carter.” The studio album also gave Beyonce her major win of the night — Album of the Year. This time around, Blue Ivy joined her mom on stage and cheered as Beyonce gave her acceptance speech.
Video from the 2025 Grammys also captured Blue Ivy’s heartwarming response as her mother accepted her first Album of the Year award. She was beaming with pride and shared a hug with Beyonce on stage, proving that the mother-daughter duo are all about supporting each other.
Originally reported by Varsha Narayanan on Momtastic.
