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Beyonce's The Met Gal Beyond Fashion

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The Met Gala, a famed event in where there is a single theme and celebrities and invitees match the theme in fashion. in 2013 the theme was Charles James: Beyond Fashion. Beyonce wore a black Givenchy. Although Beyonce was one of the best dressed at the Met gala, that wasn't the most talked about thing that came from that night. Beyonce, Jay Z And Solange made their round together at the gala and enjoyed the night together, or so everyone thought . On an elevator ride at the end of the gala video surveillance caught a violent act from solange directed to Jay Z. Solange was seen in the video attacking and kicking Jay Z and Jay Z defending himself whilst also trying to signal their bodyguard, who was pressing the button for the elevator, to defend

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