Beyonce and Blue Ivy on the red carpet for the world premiere in Los Angeles

Beyoncé surprised fans by wearing Alexander McQueen beaded dress The Lion KingThe world premiere in Los Angeles, United States.

Tuesday night, the singer walked the red carpet at Dolby Theater in Hollywood with her eldest daughter, Blue Ivy Carter.

The mother of three, who plays Nala during the Disney restart of the 1994 film, was wearing a pair of earrings connected to an oversized jewelry necklace. The star also wore an encrusted pouch for the occasion and wore her hair in braids.

The singer posted a series of photographs, which received more than 300,000 "likes" in just 20 minutes of displaying images, of her dazzling sunshine look on Instagram.

Her look was reminiscent of a Balmain beaded cape dress in shades of black, silver and gold that the star wore to make headlines at the Coachella Festival in April.

Her seven-year-old daughter, meanwhile, imitated her look, dressed in a black-cloth skirt with similar ornaments, a black blazer adorned with decorated shoulders and braided hair capped with two small bread on the head.

The fans of the singer went on Twitter to express their joy during the last triumph of the star.

"Who is Beyonce's stylist? I want to talk [sic], Commented a user.

"Beyoncé will not let us breathe !!!! [sic]"Pleasant another.

Another referred to the words of the singer of the song "Heard About Us" of 2018 with her husband Jay-Z, in which he wrote: "Beyoncé did not lie when she said," I come around my neck "WHEW !

The 37-year-old was then joined at the film's premiere by her fellow Destiny's Child group, Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams.

Beyoncé plays in the film alongside Donald Glover, Keegan-Michael Key, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Seth Rogen, Billy Eichner and director Jon Favreau.

The appearance of the singer on the red carpet comes hours before the star of Coachella publishes a new song called "Spirit", which appears in the film during a pivotal scene with his character on the screen.

The singer called the movie album "The Lion King: The Gift" of "sonic cinema".

"It's a new storytelling experience – I wanted to do more than find a collection of songs inspired by the film," she said.

She added: "It was important that the music be performed not only by the most interesting and talented artists, but also by the best African producers.The authenticity and the heart are important to me."

Earlier this week, a photo of the full cast was released, featuring Beyoncé with her co-stars.

Actor Seth Rogan shared the picture on Twitter commenting on the honor of being photographed with the Grammy Award winner.

"I'm excited to be part of this cast and to make a photo with Beyoncé. #TheLionKing is coming!" he wrote.