Beyoncé in 2006's Dreamgirls.
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Private Icon: Beyoncé In Dreamgirls

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Beyoncé as a back-up singer? It’s something you’d only be able to find in Dreamgirls. For the 2006 film, Bey embraced the retro fashions of the ‘60s and ‘70s for a performance that earned her a Golden Globe nomination. Get inspired by her style moments from the film ahead.

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The satin head scarf may be summer’s big accessory, but Beyoncé as a 1960s back-up singer was way ahead of the curve.

SILK SCARF
AZ Factory

A scarf big enough to wear just about any place on your body.

A statement-making scarf previously seen in the official 2021 Grammy gift bag.

Palm trees? For summer? It may not be groundbreaking, but it is good.

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Bey as Deena Jones channeled all the necessary ‘60s trends, including mod shift dresses.

Made from a smooth faux leather, this mini dress will easily transport you back in time a few decades.

A mod-style shift dress inspired by the one and only Cher.

A tanned vegan leather mini dress made for a 2021 dreamgirl.

A comfortable shift dress that's great for back-up singer choreo.

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On to the 1970s, which saw Beyoncé in a flowing halter dress with a bold print.

HOCKNEY DRESS
House of Sunny

The Instagram-famous, Kendall Jenner-loved knit dress.

A simple halter dress in a classic vintage hue.

Show off your love of scarves with this fringe maxi dress.

A 2021 take on floral print for a look that's uniquely Collina Strada.

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