Beyoncé wearing the prom dress that Uncle Johnny made her in Renaissance World Tour Concert Film Premiere.
“I’m really proud this film is coming out on December 1st, World AIDS Day, in honour of Uncle Johnny.”
– Beyoncé last night at the Premiere of RENAISSANCE: A Film by Beyoncé.
Though the members of the musical group were not photographed all together, they each took to social media to celebrate Beyoncé’s achievements — and share their love for each other.
Rowland, 42, shared several solo shots of her silver sequin gown and wrote on Instagram of the movie, “The Renaissance film is NOT TO BE MISSED PERIOD! Truly inspired! #im so proud of you BB!”
Roberson, 42 — who founded the group in 1990 along with Rowland, Beyoncé and Luckett — also shared her love for the film and its star on Instagram, writing, “Tonight was amazing congratulations Bey 💋.”
Other guests included Destiny’s Child star Michelle Williams, musician will.i.am, Vogue’s former editor Edward Enniful, and actress Vivica A Fox.
All wore “opulent formal attire” requested in the dress code.
Swift’s appearance came after Beyoncé attended the Hollywood concert premiere for her Eras Tour on 11 October.
Swift donned a sparkling silver Balmain gown, and posed for photos with fans – unlike her counterpart, who made a quick stop on the red carpet with Blue Ivy before changing outfits to introduce the film.
Afterwards, Beyoncé released a surprise single, titled My House, to commemorate the movie’s opening.
Beyoncé told fans they should “dance, sing, laugh and cry” as they watched the London premiere of her Renaissance tour film.
Dressed in a white suit, the star made a brief appearance before the three-hour documentary, and told the audience to “feel free to feel”.
Taylor Swift, whose own concert movie broke box office records earlier this year, was also there.
Beyoncé’s daughter Blue Ivy also attended the event.