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Beyonce Photos From Carnegie Hall, Night Two


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Beyonce stepped out for her second post-baby public appearance in a row on Tuesday night (February 7) to support her husband Jay-Z as he performed his second show at New York's Carnegie Hall. This time Bey wore a snug Monique Lhuillier sequined dress, complimented by Gucci shoes, a Chanel purse and Lorraine Schwartz jewelry.

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On Monday night, Beyonce wore a form-fitting Alice Temperly dress, four-inch Christian Louboutin heels and holding a gold Alexander McQueen clutch, the singer looked in fighting form for her big night out. According to the New York Daily News, at an afterparty at Jay's 40/40 club she reportedly said, "it was amazing," when asked for a response to Jigga's show.

The newspaper said he chilled out after the concert by having a celery and champagne snack and threw his arms around Bey she she greeted him in the middle of the club just before midnight. They then went up to the VIP section and hung out with Nas and Santigold. It was the capper to a historic night for Jay, who filled the Stern Auditorium at Carnegie Hall for the first of two benefit concerts for the Shawn Carter Scholarship Foundation and the United Way to raise money for gifted high school students who need financial assistance to attend college.

Backed by a full orchestra that included Roots drummer ?uestlove and Young Guru playing DJ, Hov took the stage just before 9 p.m. in a white tux jacket and holding a bottle of champagne, Jay began the night by shouting the iconic line from his 2003 song "Public Service Announcement" in which he declares "allow me to reintroduce myself, my name is Hov."



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