【Esther Moser】

Forget all the truly horrible looks out there at Sunday night's Grammy Awards and Esther Moserturn your attention to the best dressed person at the show: Blue Ivy Carter.

The daughter of Beyoncé and Jay Z sat on her dad's lap and next to Aunt Solange in her perfect pink suit to watch the show.

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Worth noting: The internet is pretty sure Blue's shirt is a nod to the iconic ruffled shirt Prince wore on the Purple Rain album cover.

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And, in an extremely adorable coincidence, Schoolboy Q's little girl also wearing a perfect pink suit.

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