Beyoncé, Kelly, and Michelle Haven't Aged a Day Since the '90s, and We Need Answers

Updated on April 27, 2018 at 3:45 PM

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Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland, and Michelle Williams reunited just a few days after shutting down Coachella two weekends in a row. The former Destiny's Child members stepped out for the opening of the Dundas flagship boutique in LA on Tuesday night and couldn't have looked happier. Two days later, Beyoncé shared a series of amazing reunion snaps on her website of the trio popping champagne.

Beyoncé, who made history with her headlining performance in the desert this year, opted for a little black dress and high ponytail, while Kelly chose a sequined jumpsuit that reminded us of an ensemble from the 2006 musical film Dreamgirls — which Beyoncé starred in. Newly engaged Michelle rocked an all-black look, and her sparkling silver shoes were enough to dazzle us, too.

Keep reading to see more photos of their latest outing — seriously, what's their age-defying secret? — then find out why Michelle says plans for an official Destiny's Child reunion tour are welcome.

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