She's a bombshell! Beyoncé goes blonde in the video teaser

Beyoncé's hair has gone through more colour changes than a mood ring, but for her new music video the singer has brought out her inner bombshell.
In the teaser for Grown Woman, Queen B shows off a platinum blonde hairdo to rival the lightened legends of the past Farrah Fawcett and Brigitte Bardot
Big, thick and bouncy, Beyoncé makes every last strand work for her in the upbeat video.
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Blondes have more fun! Beyoncé shows off her new hairdo in the preview for new single Grown Woman

Her weave is cut into a choppy style with oodles of volume and a chunky fringe to frame her famous face.

 

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The bright blonde colour helped bring out the deep pink of her lips, as did the sixties style, cream polo-neck top, that altogether, recreated a retro image of Bardot in her heyday.
The vintage feel was continued, with Beyoncé putting her hair up into a bountiful beehive updo.

Is it on right? Beyoncé adjusts her weave during the high-energy shoot

 

Where's your trousers? Queen B flashes her enviably toned legs in the preview to her new music video

 

Pepsi features throughout the 12 second video as the singer is currently the public face of the drinks brand in a number of TV commercials.
The mother-of-one even wears the red, blue and white logo of the fizzy drink on custom-made bracelets on her right arm.
The advertisements gave Beyoncé the chance to share with the world her new single that has yet to be given a release date.

 

Work it! The singer's preview shows the effort behind the scenes of her new video

 

 

 

Beehive: The star puts her weave up into a sixties style during one section of the video

 

Rehearsal: The 12 second preview also shows Beyoncé standing at the front in black and grey, leading her dancers in the studio
But despite being the first track of her new album Mrs Carter, the title has already been used by another Destiny's Child member.
Rowland released her own version of Grown Woman three years ago, but the song only peaked at number 51 on Billboard's Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs.
With all the hype and build up surrounding Beyoncé's track release, one can assume it will enjoy more commercial success than her best buddy's 2010 offering.
The Mrs. Carter Show World Tour will begin on April 15 in Europe.

 

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