Aretha Franklin decked in powder blue outfit for second day of viewing ahead of tribute concert and final funeral
The 'Queen of Soul' was dressed in red on the first day with a lace ruby gown and Christian Louboutin heels
The undisputed 'Queen of Soul', Aretha Franklin, underwent a wardrobe change even as the public continued to celebrate the late singer's life. The two-day open casket public viewing of the body started on August 28 and fans thronged the Charles H. Wright African American Museum in Detroit, Michigan, to pay their respects.
Franklin's body was dressed in red on the first day with a lace ruby gown and Christian Louboutin heels. She also had matching red nails and lipstick to complement the look. When mourners arrived at the museum for the second day of the public viewing, August 29, they observed that the music legend had been given a makeover and was now decked in a powder blue dress with matching stilettos.