Beyonce goes topless for new magazine shoot

Sarah Carty

Updated 10 September 2015 at 2:46 am

Beyonce bares it all on the cover of Flaunt magazine. Photo credit: Flaunt magazine

She's already 'Queen Bee' of the music world but Beyonce's latest magazine shoot has left us seriously envious of her banging body.

The Drunk In Love hitmaker has been unveiled as the cover star for Flaunt magazine's October issue and the saucy pictures definitely have to be seen to be believed.

The star goes topless in one shot. Photo credit: Flaunt magazine.

In the range of black and white snaps, Beyonce lounges poolside in LA, donning a low-cut assortment of nude bikinis and one-pieces.

The fashion-forward singer oozes sex appeal as she shows off her stunning bone structure, keeping her long hair swept back off her face in a cascading plait

The pop-star looked fierce posing by a pool. Photo credit: Flaunt magazine

The svelte star has come under scrutiny in the past, after fans accused her of photoshopping a thigh gap into a picture of her playing golf.

But judging by these pictures, the star doesn't need the help in the airbrushing department.

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