Hey, big suspenders! Beyonce puts on a provocative private dance in new music video
By Jade Watkins
Last updated at 12:51 AM on 23rd November 2011
She opted for a striking Sixties style for her last video Countdown.
Now Beyonce is harking back to the Forties era for her next cinematic offering, Dance For You.
In the clip, which has a distinct Film Noir style, the singer is seen doing possibly some of her most provocative moves yet.
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Seductive: Beyonce shows some of her most provocative moves yet in her new Forties-style video clip titled Dance For You
Voyeur: In the clip she is seen being watched by a mystery man in a Forties-style Fedora hat and braces
Watched by a mystery man in a Forties-style Fedora hat and braces, the star wears a slinky and revealing satin dress paired with suspenders and stocking as she writhes all over a desk in an office setting.
Later she takes the sexy show to an armchair, where she proceeds with the seductive private dance all while exposing her vintage-style underwear.
A glowing light on the singer indicates that she is being filmed by an old school motion picture video camera.
It appears that the clip was filmed before she became pregnant.
Raunchy: The 30-year-old star wears a slinky and revealing satin dress paired with suspenders and stockings
Exposed: She also reveals her vintage underwear in the risque clip
Her new racy music video will be featured in the deluxe edition of Beyonce's Live at Roseland DVD special, which is slated to be released on November 29.
The R&B track is also part of bonus material on the singer's deluxe version of her album 4.
In the song, Beyonce sings about treating her man.
'Tonight I'm gonna dance for you/ Tonight I'm gonna dance for you/ Tonight I'm gonna put my body on your body/ Boy, I like it when you watch me/ Tonight it's going down,' she purrs.
Girl on film: A glowing light on the singer indicates that she is being filmed by an old school motion picture video camera
Beyonce's Live at Roseland DVD special also shows her performance last August at the famed Roseland Ballroom for four nights. The tickets sold out in a record 22 seconds.
The entire Beyonce: Live At Roseland concert is now being streamed on VEVO and VEVO@YT, viewable worldwide, on Beyonce's Vevo channel - BeyonceVEVO.
Beyonce also just released a new montage video of iconic moments, including trying on her wedding dress prior to her 2008 marriage, which will feature on her new DVD.
The footage features shots of childhood memories, her award trophies, her earliest days as a performer and hugging Michael Jackson.
Moves: At the beginning of the clip Beyonce writhes all over a desk in the office setting
As she addresses her fans in the opening of the clip before singing I Was Here, she says: 'It's taken a lot of hard work to get to where I am.
'I searched all around the world and found myself. You're my inspiration.'
Beyonce is currently pregnant with her first child with husband rapper Jay-Z.
Keeping the passion alive: In the song, Beyonce sings about treating her man
And already it seems that the bub to be will be lavished with only the best upon it's arrival.
Earlier this month the couple took delivery of a $5000 Swarovski crystal-studded baby bath from Beyonce's former Destiny’s Child bandmate turned X Factor judge Kelly Rowland.
The 3,000lb porcelain tub is studded with 44,928 crystals that Californian interior designer Lori Gardner spent more than two months applying by hand.
Revealed: The racy music video will be featured in the deluxe edition of Beyonce's Live at Roseland DVD special, which is slated to be released on November 29
Jay-Z, 42, revealed in a chat with America's GQ magazine that he intends to be a hands-on dad, after his own father walked out on him at 11.
He said: 'Providing - that's not love. Being there - that's more important. We see that with all these rich socialites.
'They're crying out for attention; they're hurting for love. 'I'm not being judgmental, I'm just making an observation.'
Pride and joy: Beyoncé looked the picture of health as she glowed at her DVD launch in New York City on Sunday night