Beyoncé Just Dropped a Fiiiierce Flash Tattoo Collection

Your move, RiRi.

Beyonce posing with tattoos
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Beyoncé's body is a temple that hardly needs embellishment, but let's just say we were in awe last summer when she quite literally took a shine to Flash Tattoos–decorating everything from the crooks of her elbows to her legs with the intricate designs. 

Now, it seems Bey has taken her obsession with the metallic temporary tats to the drawing boards, teaming up with the Texas-based brand to create the Beyoncé Collection,which features five sheets worth of glossy illustrations. The namesake tats are inspired by her lyrics, including those from "Flawless,"  "Naughty Girl," and "Crazy in Love," as well as her beehive obsession, and can be worn on the arms, wrists, legs, hands, and back. 

Honeycomb chokers or cuffs, anyone? 

Beyonce in bikini posing on steps

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"The collection is an edgier take on traditional jewelry–we wanted to focus on making a strong and empowering statement with the designs that embodied Beyoncé–fierce, fabulous, and flawless!" says Flash Tattoos founder Miranda Burnet, who worked with Bey on the designs.

In June, ink queen Rihanna launched her own collection of gold and silver body tattoos with L.A.-based designer Jacquie Aiche, which makes Bey's design venture all the more interesting.

The 57-piece pack is available at flashtat.com for $28 and is designed to be worn individually or styled together. View the entire Beyoncé Collection in the lookbook, below.

Woman with finger tattoos

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Woman with decorative tattoos

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Woman with decorative tattoos

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Woman with decorative tattoos

(Image credit: FlashTat.com)

Woman with decorative tattoos

(Image credit: FlashTat.com)

Woman with decorative tattoos

(Image credit: FlashTat.com)

Woman with decorative tattoos

(Image credit: FlashTat.com)
Beauty Editor

Lauren Valenti is Vogue’s former senior beauty editor. Her work has also appeared on ELLE.com, MarieClaire.com, and in In Style. She graduated with a liberal arts degree from Eugene Lang College, The New School for Liberal Arts, with a concentration on Culture and Media Studies and a minor in Journalism.