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Multi-Grammy award winning diva Beyonce stunned eventgoers at a New York Fashion Week showing on Sunday, September 12 when she appeared on the runway in designer Tom Ford's latest creations. "It was so much fun. It felt like a performance,” Beyonce tells WWD.com. “It had the energy of a live show. It's great to see people have fun in fashion." For the runway show, Beyonce let her hair lose in a big curl and wore heavy make-up on the eyes. She was joined actress Julianne Moore and Daphne Guinness for the Ford's much-anticipated show.

For those in the know (and, well, super famous), Tom Ford is currently holding a surprise and pseudo-secret women’s wear presentation in an undisclosed location on Madison Avenue. Earlier today, The Daily reported that celebs like Beyonce and Victoria Beckham were slated to model styles from Ford’s first women’s collection since March of 2004, and now Twitter has confirmed it. Ford had a show, and it was awesome. A ton of celebs walked, namely: Beyonce, Julianne Moore, Daphne Guinness, Lauren Hutton, and models galore. Also, Julianne Moore’s kids.

Beyonce arrives at the 2009 Singapore Formula One Grand Prix on September 26 2009 in Singapore.

Beyonce attends the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards at Radio City Music Hall on September 13, 2009 in New York City. She won three awards for Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It): Video of the Year, Best Choreography and Best Editing. Congratulations!

Coty have today announced the signing of international recording artist and actress Beyonce. The two parties will work together to create a Beyonce fragrance, which is due to launch in early 2010. "We welcome Beyonce as a well-respected and esteemed partner of the Coty family. She is a star who brings a combination of power and femininity that will only further inspire the creative process as she works with Coty," commented Bernd Beetz, Chief Executive Officer, Coty Inc. "Modern and highly influential, Beyonce has truly touched the lives of her fans and will continue to reach new heights in her career with the launch of her own signature fragrance. We are thrilled she has partnered with Coty to embark on this new adventure, one of vast potential." "For me, fragrance reflects a woman's attitude and unique sense of style," said Beyonce. "While I love various perfumes, I haven't found a scent that truly personifies me as a woman. Working with Coty, I was able to turn my ideal fragrance into a reality by creating an alluring and sophisticated fragrance; one that's reflective of my inner power. It's a true privilege to be working with Coty and I can't wait to share this personal side of me with fans all across the world." The new line is scheduled to launch in early 2010 in North and South America with subsequent plans to launch in Europe and key markets throughout the world later that year. "A name recognized around the globe, Beyonce holds a unique cross-generational and cross-continental appeal that is a perfect fit for a new global Coty fragrance," remarked Renato Semerari, President, Coty Beauty. "With her powerful ability to capture the attention of the world - a testament to her strength and beauty - she is a role model for women of all ages. We at Coty look forward to building the Beyonce fragrance house." Marketing plans for the highly anticipated fragrance are currently in development. Additional information will be announced closer to the launch.

Kanye West is no stranger to controversy, especially at award shows, but his latest stunt at the MTV Video Music Awards Sunday night may have pushed him over the edge. Shortly after country star Taylor Swift accepted the award for Best Female Video where she managed to beat out stiff competition like Beyonce and Lady Gaga, the singer became the victim of an apparent ambush on stage. Mid way through her speech, West charged to the stage, snatched the microphone from Swift and with a few words, managed to destroy what should have been a shining moment in her career. "Taylor, I'm really happy for you. I'll let you finish," the rapper told a visibly stunned Taylor. "But Beyonce had one of the best videos of all time ... one of the best videos of all time!" Taylor, who has never won a VMA before, was left speechless and nearly in tears. A camera shot caught Beyonce, among other stars, shocked at what had just transpired. The awkwardness could be felt throughout Radio City Music Hall. The show's producers scrambled to keep the show moving by running a pre-produced skit featuring rapper Eminem and comedian Tracy Morgan, but the damage was already done. Stars who were ringside for the spectacle, took to Twitter where they expressed their outrage. "Kanye west is the biggest piece of (expletive) on earth. Quote me," a fuming Pink tweeted from her seat in Radio City. According to reports, the singer had to be held back by security when she approached West in the venue. This, as Katy Perry held nothing back. " U KANYE. IT'S LIKE U STEPPED 0N A KITTEN," she tweeted. West left the venue shortly after his impromptu outburst. MTV News is reporting that the rapper was asked by show's producers to leave. Taylor eventually received her moment to finish her speech when she was summoned to the stage by Beyonce herself, following her historic win for Video of the Year for her catchy tune "Single Ladies" (Put A Ring On It). "Maybe we can try this again," Swift said, to a standing ovation. "I would really like to thank Roman White, who directed the video, and Lucas Till for being in it," she said. "I would like to thank all the fans on Twitter and MySpace and everyone that came out to my shows this summer. And I would like to thank my little brother's high school for letting us shoot there." Beyonce, who walked away with the night's biggest award was left with no time to make her own speech. In essence, West not only put a damper on Taylor's night, but stole B's moment to shine.

Beyonce attends a press conference for the "Answer The Call" charity concert at Madison Square Garden on August 31, 2009 in New York City.

Billboard announced today (Aug. 25) that Beyoncé will be accepting its Woman Of The Year Award at the 2009 Billboard Women In Music Event, taking place on Oct. 2 in New York City. The honor, given to a female recording artist that has inspired the music business with her success, leadership and new ideas, will be awarded to the singer for her accomplishments over the past 12 months. In the last year, Beyoncé kicked off her world tour "I Am..." in support of her third solo album "I Am...Sasha Fierce," which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart in November and features the hit singles "If I Were A Boy," "Single Ladies," "Halo," "Ego" and "Sweet Dreams." The tour also showcased Beyoncé's philanthropic side as she gave 2,500 tickets to families affected by the auto industry crisis in Detroit and joined forces with General Mills Hamburger Helper and Feeding America to deliver 3.5 million meals to local food banks. "Beyoncé is multi-platinum artist and a multi-talented woman who clearly embodies the qualities of excellence and achievement that the Billboard Woman Of The Year Award was created to honor," said Bill Werde, Billboard's Editorial Director, about Beyoncé, who is the only performer in the 51-year history of the Billboard Hot 100 to top the chart for 10 weeks or more with a group and as a solo artist. "She has not only influenced pop culture with her hit songs and signature dance moves, but has inspired women everywhere with her unique style, business savvy and dedication to charitable causes." The Billboard Women in Music Event celebrates the most powerful and talented women in the music business and is also held in conjunction with the Women In Music Power Players List issue, which recognizes the top female music executives who are leading the industry with their artistic and business vision.