From Emma Roberts to Rihanna, lots of celebrities have been showing off political T-shirts leading up to the big Election Day today. Never one to do anything halfway, Beyoncé got in on the action as well, wearing a white T-shirt emblazoned with Hillary Clinton's slogan, "I'm with her," while chatting with the presidential candidate herself.
She paired the shirt, which cheekily incorporated Queen Bey's wide-brim hat from her "Formation" music video, with a pair of jeans that anyone can swipe up: H&M's Boyfriend Low Ripped Jeans ($40). It's not every day that Beyoncé wears something so affordable and easy to incorporate into everyone's wardrobe—especially considering her enviable collection of designer brands like Givenchy and Balmain. In other words, you'd be wise to add these to cart pronto! We have a feeling these will sell out like lightning.
Scroll down to see how Beyoncé styled her affordable H&M jeans and political tee!
How would you style these jeans? Tell us in the comments below, and then shop other denim styles from online!
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