Going dotty for Blue! Beyonce and her smartly dressed little girl wear co-ordinated black and white outfits before Australian concert

With a fashion and music icon for a mother, it's no surprise that little Blue Ivy is already sporting some seriously stylish outfits.
And Beyonce's little girl looked cute as a button as she joined her famous parent for her latest concert in her Mrs Carter Show World Tour on Monday.
The 22-month-old was dressed smartly in a black and white spotted jacket, black trousers and little black pumps with gold detail at the Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne, Australia.

My blue boo: Beyonce arrives at the Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne  Australia with her daughter Blue Ivy for her first show in the city as part of the The Mrs. Carter Show World Tour on Tuesday

Little Blue showed a distinct resemblance to her father Jay-Z as she wrapped her arm around her mother's neck.
Beyonce looked a little more casual than her offspring, sporting a black beanie hat, round sunglasses and a sweatshirt by Zoe Karssen emblazoned with the words: Creme De La Creme. Tiny denim cut-offs, black sneakers and a chunky gold necklace completed the look.

Showing off the shorts: Beyone sported a black sweater emblazoned with the words 'Creme De La Creme', a black beanie hat and tiny denim cut offs

What a cutie: The 22-month-old sported a pretty spotted jacket over black trousers

The star is clearly enjoying the Down Under leg of her tour, recently trying her hand at freefall jumping in New Zealand, performing two jumps from a 1,076 feet tall tower because she enjoyed it so much.

A source told the New Zealand publication the Herald On Sunday: 'She got changed into the bungee clothes out the back somewhere and was taken straight up in a service elevator.

'It was difficult to see her when she came down because she had so many bodyguards with her.
'It was all over very quickly and bosses kept it quiet from everyone because they didn't want word getting out and risk huge crowds turning up to watch.'

Enjoying the ride: Beyonce has been making the most of the Down Under leg of her world tour, recently completing a freefall jump in New Zealand

A freefall is similar to a bungee jump but instead of being tied by the ankle, participants are strapped in around their torso and jump from a height rather than diving head first.

Meanwhile, Beyoncé recently revealed that it was the connection she felt to Blue that helped her through the pain of labour.

'We were talking. I know it sounds crazy, but I felt a communication,' she told the November issue of Marie Claire Australia.

She said thinking about what her child was going through helped distract her from the pain of her birth. 
'I felt like when I was having contractions, I envisioned my child pushing through a very heavy door,' said the singer. 'And I imagined this tiny infant doing all the work, so I couldn’t think about my own pain.'

Sasha Fierce: Beyonce, dressed in a white crop top, flared skirt and high heeled shoes performing in Melbourne on Monday