Beyonce dazzles in gold outfit with mom Tina Knowles and Kelly Rowland at starry Glamour event in NYC

Beyoncé looked every bit the blonde bombshell as she made a rare public appearance in New York City on Tuesday night.

The 32-time Grammy Award winner, 43, joined mom Tina Knowles, 70, and close friend Kelly Rowland, 43, at the 2024 Glamor Women of the Year Awards.

Beyonce – who took a selfie with Olympian Suni Lee – skipped the event’s red carpet but was photographed among the stars at the chic Times Square EDITION hotel.

She tucked her enviable hourglass curves into a gold silk maxi skirt and a tight yellow sweater top.

Beyonce’s platinum blonde hair was worn in Marilyn Monroe-inspired curls that reached the top of her shoulders.

She walked through the venue in sky-high gold platform shoes and with a luxurious fur-lined coat draped over her shoulders.

She carried a brown clutch and wore yellow mesh gloves.

Along with Tina and Kelly, Beyoncé was also joined by her cousin and songwriter, Angela Beyincé.

The superstar also rubbed shoulders with Samantha Barry and June Ambrose at the NYC soiree.

After posing for photos, Beyonce and mom Tina left the event and headed to a local hotspot for dinner.

The duo was seen being dropped off outside a private dinner in a chauffeur-driven black SUV.

Beyoncé linked arms with her glamorous mother — one of Glamour’s 2024 honorees — as they carefully stepped onto the sidewalk on their heels.

Tina modeled a chic black satin outfit with a sexy off-the-shoulder top with a large bow at the front.

For a bold pop of color, the businesswoman threw on a bright red lip.

Tina was recognized at the 2024 Glamor Women of the Year Awards, along with several other mothers of A-list stars, including Maggie Baird, the mother of singer Billie Eilish.

Beyonce’s performance at the event was her first since it was announced that she had submitted her new album Cowboy Carter to the Grammy Awards in the country category, according to THR.

She had previously submitted her 2016 song Daddy Lessons from her hit album Lemonade to compete in the country categories, but it was not nominated.

The entry comes after the superstar musical artist failed to receive a single nomination for the CMA Awards; and also went winless last week amid twelve nominations at the People’s Choice Country Awards.

Beyonce, who has won 32 Grammy Awards across 88 career nominations, has never received a national nomination. She showed her crossover appeal in 2017, when Lemonade was nominated for awards in four genres: rock, rap, R&B and pop.

The Recording Academy uses the services of approximately “350 volunteer music industry experts” to provide their opinions on how content should be classified, THR reported, with complications arising at times when material reflects multiple genres.

Last year, industry experts were divided over how her album Renaissance would be classified, ultimately placing it in the dance category, where it emerged victorious.

Reaction to Beyoncé’s upcoming awards entry was divided among fans, as some thought the singer had made the best country album of the year, and others did not.

One user stated, “Queen Bey takes Nashville! Beyoncé for the country victory!’ while another predicted: ‘Beyonce will be the winner, mark my words.’

Those who felt the album didn’t deserve credit included someone who said Cowboy Carter “wasn’t a country album — it’s just cosplaying as one album.”

Cowboy Carter was released on March 29 and is Beyoncé’s eighth studio album.

Miley Cyrus, Post Malone, Dolly Parton and Willie Nelson are among those featured on the critically acclaimed album.