Beyoncé was among the A-list stars honoring the late fashion designer Thierry Mugler on Sunday following his death at age 73.
The 40-year-old singer, who had chic outfits designed for her by Mugler, paid tribute to him by sharing a beaming black-and-white throwback photo of him on her website.
Joining the Lion King star in paying tribute to the influential designer were a bevy of stars, including models Bella Hadid and Irina Shayk and reality star Kourtney Kardashian.
Saying goodbye: Beyoncé, 40, led a bevy of stars — including Bella Hadid, Irina Shayk and Kourtney Kardashian — in paying tribute to the late French fashion designer Thierry Mugler, whose death was confirmed on Sunday; seen in 2019 in London
'Rest in peace': Beyoncé noted Mugler's death with a black-and-white photo posted to her website in a spot normally reserved for birthday
For Beyonce's website post, she kept the tribute minimalist by merely print Mugler's name beneath a shirtless photo of him grinning while wearing a black leather vest that highlighted his tattoos.
The designer sported a closely buzzed mohawk and some designer stubble in his picture.
The Drunk In Love singer usually saves that spot on her website to announce birthdays of her friends and famous people she admires, though Mugler got the same treatment in death.
Irina Shayk, 36, shared several joyous photos of herself with Mugler of a more-recent vintage on Instagram.
She stunned in an eye-catching butterfly-like dress covered in colorful sequins while posing with the designer, as well as Cardi B, who joined them in one photo.
Good times: Irina Shayk, 36, shared several joyous photos of herself with Mugler of a more-recent vintage on Instagram
No words: Bella Hadid appeared to be speechless as she wrote 'Nonononono' and added a somber emoji to the announcement of Mugler's death posted to his official Instagram page
'Gone to soon,' she wrote, adding several broken-hearted emojis. 'God of fashion .. a rarely REAL, kindness , sweetest .. u ll be always missed by your Russian…'
Mugler's team announce his death on his personal Instagram page with a simple black box, which was subsequently inundated with comments as the stars said goodbye to the designer.
Bella Hadid appeared to be speechless as she wrote 'Nonononono' and added a somber emoji.
Brigitte Nielsen called Mugler, 'such an icon,' and she added that his death was, 'Unbelievably sad.'
Tracee Ellis Ross simply commented with a string of broken-hearted emojis, while Dorinda Medley wrote, 'This is terrible, and yet, another Titan gone.'
The Australian model Duckie Thot added, 'oh my heart,' as Winnie Harlow posted olive branch–baring dove emojis and Heidi Klum shared a broken-heart emoji while calling the designer an 'Icon.'
Family affair: Kourtney Kardashian shared a photo of all the women in her family dressed in Mugler's designs
In his own words: Sex And The City and And Just Like That... star Kristin Davis wrote that it had been 'another horrible loss' of 'visionary Thierry Mugler' while urging him to 'fly high' in a post to her Instagram Stories featuring a quotation from him
Among the most high-profile to wear Mugler's designs was Kim Kardashian, but the whole family had worn his clothing, so her sister Kourtney shared a photo of the whole clan in alternating black and white ensembles.
Kim wore an asymmetrical black skirt over a sheer bodysuit with matching long gloves, while her younger sister Kendall Jenner matched her in a similar design highlighting her long legs.
The family matriarch Kris Jenner also wore black, though she had on a more modest dress that reached down to her knees and featured sleeves.
Kylie contrasted the dark looks with a ribbed white dress featuring the same stockings, whereas Khloé had the least-revealing outfit with a white blouse and matching pants.
Kourtney leaned over her sisters in the most striking look of the bunch, which featured a large cutout panel highlighting her cleavage.
'All in Mugler,' she captioned the photo while adding a broken-hearted emoji.
Sex And The City and And Just Like That... star Kristin Davis wrote that it had been 'another horrible loss' of 'visionary Thierry Mugler' while urging him to 'fly high' in a post to her Instagram Stories featuring a quotation from him.
'I made clothes because I was looking for something that didn't exist,' he said. 'I had to try to create my own world.
Wish come true: Tracee Ellis Ross recounted how it took her mother's intervention to let them walk together in a Mugler show when she was 18, though she was invited back the following year on her own
After commenting on the announcement of Mugler's death, Tracee Ellis Ross took to her Instagram account to share a more in-depth statement.
She recounted how she 'desperately' wanted to be a model, but it was only with her mother Diana Ross' connections that she was able to walk in a Mugler show.
'I had the honor of walking for @muglerofficial twice: 1991 & 1992. When I was 18 then 19 years old,' she wrote.
'I desperately wanted to be a model. But, Super Model-dom was way out of my reach until my mother got a phone call from the incredible @manfredthierrymugler. My mother agreed to walk in the show as long as they allowed me to model in the show as well,' she explained.
'My 18th birthday present: I GOT TO WALK IN THE BUTTERFLY SHOW. And then Thierry invited me back the next year without my mom and I walked
