In case you missed it, Beyoncé very recently gave birth to twins, but being the supportive big sister that she is, she didn't miss the opportunity to catch Solange's performance at the FYF Fest last week, a three-day music festival in downtown Los Angeles. And she was clearly feeling her look for the occasion, as she just took to her website to share it with the world. 

Beyoncé's music festival outfit consisted of a nude-colored Johanna Ortiz sweater and fluted pencil skirt, along with platform Stella McCartney brogues. To top the look off, she carried the latest It bag from one of her favorite designers: Gucci. The bag in question is a chevron-quilted backpack emblazoned with the label's double G logo. It's available in five shades but Beyoncé opted for the millennial pink version. 

You're probably thinking did backpacks ever go away? While that's a fair question, they're undoubtedly going to be bigger than ever for fall, as the F/W 17 runways (i.e. Chanel, Fendi, Versace, and Ralph Lauren) were littered with them, and retailers' new arrival stock is currently filled with them. We're quite confident that Gucci's  Beyoncé-approved iteration will be everywhere at the upcoming fashion weeks, as everything Alessandro Michele touches turns to gold. 

See Beyoncé's music festival look and shop her Gucci backpack below!

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They're here—well, at least one of the first of them is. We're talking September issue covers—arguably the most important and influential magazine cover of the year, not to mention the issue your mail person dreads lugging around. And this morning, Glamour revealed that its 2017 cover star is none other than Blake Lively.

While Lively's no stranger to September issues, having covered magazines like Marie Claire and Lucky (RIP), this one marks her first as an actor and executive producer on her upcoming film project, The Husband's Secret. And though it's hard to not first notice the beautiful, natural photos in the accompanying shoot, including Lively wearing fall's most daring color trend—red, and lots of it—it's her interview that's worth taking note of. Particularly, the three quotes below that stood out to us.

Lively’s honest responses and feminist statements are just the kind of spark we could use to fire us up on a Monday. Read on below, and then click through to Glamour for the full feature.

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