After weeks of cowboy Carter-inspired western outfits, Beyonce is ditching the ranch and heading to the beach in a retro look.

The superstar singer wore a Charo Ruiz tiny white dress and coordinating paisley headscarf in the Hamptons in a photo shared on Instagram today. The fit-and-flare mini dress consisted of a corset-style bodice, glimmering cutouts, and a float skirt, outlined and striped with scalloped trim. If you're looking for a vintage-inspired white sundress, Beyonce's is 30% off at Net-a-Porter.

A headscarf tied under her chin, Shirley Temple-esque blonde tresses, bright white cat-eye sunglasses, a bold red over-lip, and subtly flushed cheeks complete Beyonce's vintage look. Her "beach bag" was an oversized red bandana purse that looked like a larger version of a hair accessory.

The legendary singer has entered the Americana era following the release of her country-pop album, Cowboy Carter, and her personal style has followed suit. But after amassing an impressive collection of ten-gallon hats and rocking Canadian tuxedos, three-piece Western suits with bolo ties, fringed jackets, and studded leather chaps, Beyoncé seems to be adopting a more romantic approach ...

Earlier this month, she embraced a boho angle in a 2002 Roberto Cavalli suede coat dress. She paired this top with high-rise denim hot pants, suede wedge boots, and a cream cowboy hat.

Yesterday's outfit fits her current style, which aims for a more feminine silhouette. Another recent look centered on a custom Lapointe gown with black shirring, slinky and revealing skin, black gloves, and a black cowboy hat. One of her latest photo shoots featured a custom pink and red pinup-inspired latex bodysuit, baby pink Louboutin pinwheels, and big Dolly Parton-style hair.

Beyonce also seems to be in line with the trend the Internet is calling "yahoo, boys" summer. At Vogue World in Paris last week, Sabrina Carpenter wore a candy cane striped bustier one-piece bodysuit with a matching cover-up skirt and headscarf in a nautical 40s-inspired Jacquemus She appeared in a pin-up style. The outfit was reminiscent of Betty Boop and the sailor Sirens. In other words, "Yoo-hoo, boys!" .