Photo: Alasdair McLellan/ The Gentlewoman
As Bey season continues to flourish, the King adds another glossy to her list. Beyoncé is all power suited up for the cover of The Gentlewoman Magazine’s 2013 Spring/Summer issue. Not only is her body killer (look at those abs!), her minimal makeup look shows off her natural beauty and flawless skin!
We all know that Beyoncé is a beast on stage, but at 31, the new mom is determined to prove that there’s more to her than what’s on the surface. In the interview, she lays out a business plan and a mission statement with a corporate strategy fit for the female version of a hustler. And her intention is clear—she’s leaving a blueprint for her little one:
“I’m controlling my content, controlling my brand and archiving it for my daughter and making sure she has it and she respects it but there’s not enough of us that become moguls. And I think there are many ways to get there.”
As the CEO of her multimillion dollar brand, she’s well on her way! She also cited another pop icon with mean business savvy, Madonna, as one of her idols.
The Gentlewoman is dedicated to spotlighting powerful women. As the cover girl for VOGUE’s “Power Issue,” looks like Bey is exactly where she belongs. Read the entire interview when the UK magazine hits newsstands worldwide.
Check out Beyoncé’s cover shoot below.

Photo: Alasdair McLellan/ The Gentlewoman
Photo: Alasdair McLellan/ The Gentlewoman
Photo: Alasdair McLellan/ The Gentlewoman
Photo: Alasdair McLellan/ The Gentlewoman
StyleBlazers, are you loving Bey’s fierce cover shoot?
-Jada Gomez-Lacayo
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