Beyoncé Stuns in Lace Lingerie for Haircare Launch

Beyoncé sent pulses racing in lace lingerie and stockings as she . 

The singer, 44, showed off bouncy blonde curls at a launch event for her inclusive haircare line, Cécred. 

In the snaps, the star looked incredible as she paired her beige bustier with matching shorts and stockings. 

Adding inches to her frame, she slipped into a pair of nude, towering stilettos and a matching dress coat slung over her shoulders. 

Before her photoshoot, Beyoncé was filmed having her hair .

Alongside the post, the brand wrote: 'There's only one way, the right way… to do heat styling. 

'Our founder, Beyonce , uses our THERMAL SHIELD MIST, VOLUMIZING MOUSSE, and FLEXIBLE HOLD HAIRSPRAY to get the perfect bounce and volume.'

Her post comes after her husband, Jay-Z, his daughter, Blue Ivy, didn't work hard to become a backup dancer on his wife, Beyonce's, recent world tours.

The rapper, 56, sat down for a rare interview with GQ magazine, during which he defended 14-year-old Blue's work ethic.

The teenager

Jay-Z, born Shawn Carter, explained that his daughter blossomed between the first and second tours.

'On the first tour there was a lot of conversation around her first performance, and she worked really hard to get to that point, but she still wasn't going for it. She still was going through the motions,' he recalled.

'And then she just started fighting back. I saw her fight maybe for the first time in her life – like, not everything is just given to her and everything is easy. She fought for it.'

The proud dad also noted that he was protective over which songs he felt comfortable with her dancing to.

'She's almost on every number. I had to take her off some, like, 'Man, you can't be on that stage when [Beyonce's] singing 'Six-inch heels…'; are you crazy?'' he added.

In addition to Blue, Jay-Z and Beyonce

The father-of-three said witnessing Blue's growth as a performer was 'amazing.'

He went on to share elsewhere in the interview that his oldest child 'is a crazy pianist,' but won't let her parents 'get her a teacher' because 'she doesn't want it to be a job.'

'But she has perfect pitch. If she hears a song, she'll be like, 'play it again,' and then she'll teach herself. That's just talent, she doesn't work at that,' he gushed.

Referencing her effort as a dancer, the rapper clarified: 'She worked at this, and it makes me proud that she fought for something that she really wanted to do.

'I don't think we're going to be able to get her off that stage now.'