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Beyonce Knowles Shields Baby Blue Ivy Carter In Fur Sling

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Beyonce Knowles  once again dashed away any hopes of anyone catching a peak of her baby Blue Ivy Carter as she headed to a meeting in New York City on Tuesday. Grandma Tina Knowles wasn’t far behind.

Beyonce’s baby was bundled up on what looks to have been a cool Spring day because Bey chose a chunky grey cardigan while opting the faux fur harness for her 3-month-old.

Though it’s difficult to discern if there’s an actual baby at first glance, the doting mom has her hands sweetly cradled over the furry concoction and we peep pieces of blue fabric peaking through—yep, definitely Blue beneath the fuzzy stole!

The 30-year-old mom matched her look (or was it the other way around?) to Blue Ivy’s donning those bright, eye-catching canary yellow pumps that she wore a few days ago showed off her slimmed down post baby body with the cinched-waist Stella McCartney floral pants that sent the blogosphere in conspiracy mode. And she didn’t over-think the rest of her ensemble: grey skinny jeans, black circular shades (her fave this season), snakeskin bag completed with huge gold hoop earrings.

The fashionable duo is starting early in their one-of-a kind looks and as Blue gets older, we can only imagine the choices are going to get hotter. We can’t wait!

See more pictures of Beyonce’s baby below:

 

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