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Beyonce Uncovers Baby Blue Ivy For First Shopping Trip To Bergdorf's

By | Published on July 19, 2012
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Beyonce shows off new hairstyle and brings baby Blue Ivy along for shopping at Bergdorf’s plus fans reaction.

Beyonce was full of surprises on Wednesday. First the “Love on Top” singer uncovered her 6-month daughter Blue Ivy Carter for the first time in the US -( an onlooker was lucky enough to capture the photo after Bey and Blue were settled inside luxury department Bergdorf Goodman) and she debut a new hairstyle!

Blue Ivy enjoyed her shopping trip at Bergdorg dressed in pink pants and print top with a head full of curly hair and super cute chubby cheeks. Many readers were eager to name which parent she resembled the most but all agreed she is adorable!

Deborah Nyamu said,

“she xooo looks lyk j zay…beautful!”

Kristal Greenfield added, “She has the receding hairline on each side & the nose #hovallday&night”

Next up is the new hairstyle! As we’ve stated before Beyonce has not worn braids or box braids for that matter since her Destiny’s Child days and her fans didn’t know what to make of the new look!

Keys posted on Facebook, “I like seeing the braids on her. Its just a cute reminder that she is still that country black girl at heart.”

Another added, “I’m pretty sure I’m a bigger beyonce fan than all of you on here. I’m not feeling the braids so much it’s too reminiscent of her sister and I prefer them with different styles. Did y’all peep her purse & shirt? Looks like its straight from solanges closet. Maybe it’s because I have two sisters and I hate being compared to them.. There are plenty of other vintage style looks she could have done while still being Beyonce sexy. Either way I’m glad she had fun at the party.”

What do you think of Beyonce’s new hairstyle and do you think we’ll see more of Blue Ivy?

To more photos of Beyonce out with baby Blue see our gallery: Beyonce Baby – Blue Ivy Carter Photos

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