Blue Ivy is proving to us that the Super Bowl belongs to her, and each year we see the eldest daughter of Jay-Z and Beyonce grow more into her own skin.

With Beyonce’s beauty, and singular dance moves, and Jay’s swagger (hence the baggy jeans, and Timberland boots solidifying Blue to be a Tomboy) she is a splitting image of both of her celebrity parents. They say “the apple doesn’t fall too far from the tree.”

For the Super Bowl LX, where the Seattle Seahawks defeated the New England Patriots 29-13, Blue delicately dominated the field in a black and grey Varsity jacket by Off White. She accessorized with brown frames, and gold chain bracelets, and her blonde highlighted braids were a distinct resemblance of Bey.

Jay- Z, who is in partnership with the NFL, serving as an Entertainment Strategist, and coproducing the Super Bowl Half Time show, appeared to be in good spirits while photographing his daughters on the field. He wore all black, with a hoodie that read, “The Game Needs me.”

We applaud Jay-Z and Beyonce for their excellent parenting style because it really shows through the kids. They’re not allowing their children to grow up too fast, or act to grown and it’s important to let a child be a child. We’re beginning to see Blue Ivy make such a GRACEFUL transition into her teenage years, and we love to see it.

Go Blue!

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The 5th Annual 15 Percent Pledge Gala brought together leaders from fashion, retail, and culture for an evening rooted in purpose and progress. Founded to encourage major retailers to commit at least 15 percent of their shelf space to Black-owned businesses, the organization has become a powerful force for economic equity. This year’s milestone celebration highlighted the impact of that mission while raising funds to continue expanding opportunities for Black entrepreneurs.

Guests were asked to adhere to a “Black Tie, Black Designer” dress code, underscoring the evening’s focus on supporting Black creatives across fashion and design. The gala also honored Tina Knowles for her longstanding influence, advocacy, and commitment to uplifting Black talent across industries.

For the occasion, Knowles arrived in a black-tie gown by Harbison Studio, aligning seamlessly with the evening’s sartorial theme. The look reflected the elegance of the night while spotlighting a Black-owned fashion brand on one of the event’s most meaningful stages.

Also in attendance, Serayah stepped out in a red beaded gown by Onálàjá, featuring a plunging neckline, textured straps, and swirling embellishment throughout the silhouette.

Chloë Bailey wore a Spring/Summer 2026 gown by Weiz Dhurm Franklyn, featuring a draped, body-skimming silhouette with a deep neckline and a trailing sash detail.

Meghan Markle wore a strapless gown by Harbison Studio while co-founder of the 15 Percent Pledge Emma Grede wore a black leather look by Sami Miró Vintage.

Fashion Bomb Daily was in the building! I wore a custom look by Ant Lamourr, a designer who showed in the Bomb Fashion Show.

We also had correspondent Ashley Dunn doing interviews on the carpet alongside Kobe Boateng. Take a look at some highlights below:

I have been to 4 out of 5 15 percent pledge galas, and they continue to get bigger and better, paving the way for inclusion and diversity in the fashion industry.

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