Robin Harper/FlauntFlaunt magazine named Beyoncé the queen of its September Women's Fashion issue, and as if being Beyoncé wasn't already good enough, the photos prove exactly why she's taken over their throne.
The 34-year-old singer poses poolside in Los Angeles, wearing a slew of sexy, barely-there ensembles with a cascading braid and her go-to Texas necklace.
In one of the most jaw-dropping photos from the shoot, Bey shows off her cleavage in a long robe, wearing just a pair of underwear and going completely topless underneath. She also chooses to go sans shirt in another photo, facing away from the camera with her home state necklace hanging down her back as the focal point of the image.
The singer wasn't afraid to get a little wet on the set, too. One of the sexiest pictures from the spread shows Queen B submerged in the water, grabbing her breasts and covering her see-through bra with hot pink fingertips, pursing her similarly-colored lips toward the camera as she poses upside down.
A black and white photo of Bey in a similar position is almost enough to send us over the edge…It's just too hot to handle!
Jay Z's sexy wife—who just performed at the Budweiser Made in America Festival over the weekend—also shows off her curves in a matching bra and booty shorts set with the phrase "Baby Got Back" printed on the edges. She wears little-to-no makeup and still manages to absolutely stun. Not to mention, we can't help but stare at her toned abs and perfectly shaped physique.
The September issue of Flaunt has been deemed the #CALIFUK Issue—a 500-page spread that "explores the confluence of Los Angeles and London, historically, creatively and hypothetically" and includes the intimate photo shoot as well as a playful word association with the pop superstar.
Bey reigns over the #CALIFUK movement as she takes on her unnamed venture in global athletic street-wear this fall with Topshop boss Sir Philip Green. The publication notes that her ascension to the throne also goes hand-in-hand with her fundamental mission: "to shape culture, to inspire the hip parade as well as the fringe, to rehearse, rehearse, rehearse, to drop filthy, filthy tracks on this swelling, warring, cap-melting planet. To make an impact."
Well, one thing's for sure: this photo shoot alone is about to make a big, big impact!