As much as the evening was a super cute family moment, it was also a fashionable affair. Barely into the tour, we’ve seen Bey—styled by Shiona Turini, Ty Hunter, and Karen Langley—wearing custom looks from designers and houses that revel in the glamorous westerncore aesthetic she’s cultivated: A white Mugler bodysuit with fringing, chaps, and a classic brimmed cowboy hat; a Roberto Cavalli denim-printed and gold buckled catsuit; A sequin and plaid Burberry suit. Another Burberry look for her performance of “Protector” saw both Bey and Blue Ivy in blue and green check, Swarovski-studded plaid, while Rumi wore gold Oscar de la Renta.

In MuglerPhoto: Backgrid

Photo: Backgrid

Photo: Backgrid

On stage with her family last night, Bey wore a Loewe crystal white and black-piped cowboy shirt and a flowing ruby red check skirt, with flaming thigh high cowboy boots. Blue Ivy wore a draped golden gown with a caped top and flowing maxi skirt, while Rumi wore a gilded, pale gold tea dress with short sleeves. Miss Tina wore a sparkling gold dress with an interlocking waist buckle.

Knowles’ book Matriarch—of which an exclusive excerpt lives on Vogue—is an intimate, candid story told across multiple generations of family, injected with her wisdom and stories of empowerment, Black motherhood, loss, heartbreak, perseverance, and ambition.

Tina’s tour has also been high on the fashions, with former First Lady Michelle Obama calling in to her book event in Washington, D.C. Both women stuck to a similar dress code of black and sequins glam. Knowles opted for an asymmetrical dress studded with rhinestones and a pair of sheer black gloves, while Obama wore a sturdily shouldered, black satin double-breasted Alexander McQueen suit.

Beyoncé’s 32-stop tour will continue to travel across the U.S. and Europe—it’s the second act of her three-part musical project, following up her cultural juggernaut, the 2023 Renaissance tour.