Beyonce Knowles has altered her look following criticisms over her unrecognizable appearance. The “Texas Hold ‘Em” hitmaker flaunted her new hairstyle after facing complaints for looking different in previous photos.

On Tuesday, April 16, the 42-year-old superstar offered her fans, famously known as Beyhive, a look at the result of her recent hair makeover. Making use of her Instagram account, she uploaded a series of new pictures highlighting the fresh look.

In the snaps, it could be seen that Queen Bey has traded her platinum tresses for blonde locks. She decided to dye the top of them honey blonde and the lower parts a lighter shade of blonde. She also swapped the simple straight hairdo with curls. In addition, her long locks cascaded down her back and were parted in the middle with no bangs covering her forehead.

In the photos, Beyonce’s curly blonde hair stood out among her dark-colored clothes. She looked stunning in a black top, which came with a plunging neckline, and a dark blue denim jacket that had two long sleeves and cut-outs on the wearer’s upper arms.

The “Break My Soul” hitmaker, who looked bold with a bright red lipstick, paired the outer with a matching mini skirt. She also sported a pair of black pointed-toe boots, which were high enough to nearly reach her knees, matching aviator sunglasses and a matching cowgirl hat. She additionally put on a dark blue denim handbag featuring “JOLENE” on its front side.

Beyonce debuted the new hairstyle a few days ago. She let out a slew of pictures featuring the curly blonde tresses on the same social media platform on April 13. In the photos, she was pictured rocking a black tee, a pair of matching shorts and a brown-and-black flannel shirt dress.

The hair transformation came after Bey left many disappointed due to her unrecognizable look. On April 5, her country-themed pictures, in which her platinum hair was styled in a simple straight hairdo, were shared by the official Instagram account of W Magazine. Later on, she was blasted by critics, including one who wrote, “It’s a good thing you put the name at the bottom otherwise we wouldn’t have a clue who this is.”