Cowboy Carter , the second installment of Beyoncé’s three-album trilogy , is already taking the world by storm, as boots and hats fly off shelves and the modern Western cowgirl becomes a spring fashion staple. As we indulge in a new catalog of music and the (hopeful) promise of visuals to come, it’s worth taking a moment to review Beyoncé’s artistic journey thus far, as every project to date has come accompanied with a big story and even bigger accolades. Savoring yet another Yonce masterpiece that may very well claim a slot in our lineup, let’s take to time to cycle through five of her best albums thus far. 5: ‘Dangerously in Love’ Though the world had already fallen in love with her via Destiny’s Child, 2003’s Dangerously in Love was Beyoncé’s one shot at proving to the world she was enough on her own. Featuring hit singles like “Baby Boy,” “Naughty Girl,” “Me, Myself, and I” and the ever-iconic “Crazy in Love,” this debut album singlehandedly solidified Beyonce as one of the...
