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Beyoncé wears nothing but fur, heels and jewels on the cover of i-D magazine

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Matera, A. (2026, October 26). Beyoncé wears nothing but fur, heels and jewels on the cover of i-D magazine. New York Post. https://pagesix.com/2026/10/26/style/beyonce-wears-nothing-but-fur-heels-and-jewels-on-the-cover-of-i-d-magazine/

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Beyoncé is on the cover of i-D Magazine for its October 2026 issue, marking her return to the magazine after a 20-year absence. She poses almost completely nude, adorned only with fur, stiletto heels, and extravagant diamond jewelry as part of a promotional campaign for her hair care line Cécred expanding into the UK market. The cover features a heavy focus on her new products and includes a high-profile Tiffany’s piece consisting of 19 carats of yellow diamonds and over 89 carats of white diamonds.

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Beyoncé has returned to the cover of i-D Magazine for the first time in 20 years, wearing nothing but a fur stole, stiletto heels, and an extensive collection of jewelry. For this issue, which is part of a special Cécred edition celebrating the expansion of her hair care line into the UK, she sports a choker necklace that includes more than 19 carats of Fancy Intense Yellow diamonds and over 89 carats of round brilliant white diamonds, inspired by Jean Schlumberger’s Apollo brooch. The cover also features a pear-shaped fancy brown-pink diamond ring weighing in at more than 10 carats, adding to her lavish look. Styled with her own products, Beyoncé's hair is parted on the side and hangs in damp curls down her face.

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Beyoncé has returned to cover i-D Magazine for the first time in 20 years. asserted

Beyoncé → return → years

Gracing the cover of a special Cécred edition of the mag for October 2026, the queen wears nothing but a fur stole, stiletto heels and lots of diamonds. asserted

queen → grace → diamonds

Photographed by Blair Caldwell and styled by Shiona Turini, the cover is shot in celebration of her hair care line Cécred’s expansion into the UK. asserted

cover → photograph → UK

On the cover, Beyoncé’s hair is parted at the side and hangs in damp curls down her face. asserted

hair → part → face

She and stylist Neal Farinah, of course, used her own products for the style, Wearing sheer black tights, she holds a cream-toned fur stole around her torso. asserted

she → use → torso

She uses her sky-high stiletto heels to step on a cap of one of her Cécred products in a nod to the brand. asserted

She → use → brand

And, she layers on the diamonds by way of a chunky choker; the style is part of Tiffany’s Blue book 2024 collection, with her piece inspired by Jean Schlumberger’s Apollo brooch. asserted

piece → layer → brooch

The head-turning piece features 10 Fancy Intense Yellow diamonds that weigh more than 19 carats, overlaying more than 89 total carats of round brilliant white diamonds. asserted

that → turn → diamonds

She added a coordinated bracelet and multiple stacked rings as well as a nameplate necklace that reads “Cécred.” asserted

that → add → Cécred

One of the rings on her finger is part of the same high jewelry collection inspired by Schlumberger’s vintage sketches, boasting a rare pear-shaped fancy brown-pink diamond that weighs in at more than 10 carats, surrounded by an additional halo of round brilliant white diamonds. asserted

that → inspire → diamonds

The mag has only released one pic thus far, promising more of a spread when the print edition hits newsstands; The eight-page spread is available to purchase online and ships on Nov. 10. asserted

spread → release → Nov.

A full interview, too, is withheld from online, but Bey did give a quote, stating, “I had a vision to build something that solved real problems and performed so incredibly that the people who can’t stand my music still use Cécred, haaaa! … because it works.” asserted

it → withhold → Cécred

The singer’s latest cover for the publication comes 20 years after her last, which was published in August 2006 with the superstar wearing an embellished dress from Prada. asserted

superstar → come → Prada

Beyoncé wears nothing but fur, heels and jewels on the cover of i-D magazine

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