Sophia Bush rewore a minidress from her wedding reception to Beyoncé's concert after filing for divorce

• Sophia Bush attended Beyoncé's Renaissance World Tour in Inglewood, California, on Monday.
• She wore a silver minidress that she originally donned at her wedding reception last summer.

Just like her character in "One Tree Hill," Sophia Bush is picking "clothes over bros."

The actor and activist attended Beyoncé's Renaissance World Tour in Inglewood, California, on Monday, and wore a silver minidress designed by Cristina Ottaviano for the occasion.

The sleeveless dress — which is covered in reflective pieces and has a sharp-plunge neckline — is the same garment she wore during her wedding reception last summer.

Bush filed for divorce from Grant Hughes in August, just seven weeks after their one-year anniversary. Though she didn't mention the garment's origins on Instagram, she did explain the concert's dress code.

"Speaking of @beyonce … the queen said 'wear silver' and we said 'yes ma'am.' ," Bush captioned her post. "She called her #Renaissance 'a place to dream/escape/to feel free/adventurous/to create a safe place/without judgment/a place to be free/to scream/release/feel freedom/a beautiful journey/exploration.' Can confirm ."

Bush also shared photos of her dress, which she paired with a cowboy hat and leather boots from Off-White, on her Instagram story.

Speaking with Vogue last year, Bush said she wore the reflective, "country-western glam" dress during her wedding reception because it matched the couple's party decor. She also said it was "the perfect dress to dance in."

"We arranged for disco balls to be installed for the party, and in keeping with the theme, I changed into a Cristina Ottaviano minidress that looks like a wearable disco ball," she told the publication.

That day, according to Vogue, she wore it with ivory-and-silver cowboy boots, vintage diamond earrings, and a velvet ribbon in her hair.

Bush and Hughes first met a decade ago on a New Year's trip to Nicaragua, they told Vogue, and later married at the Philbrook Museum of Art in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in June 2022.

But as of August 2023, Bush had removed the surname "Hughes" from her social-media accounts and took down photos that featured her former husband.

A source also confirmed the divorce filing to People, saying Bush and Hughes "continue to run their nonprofit together and remain good friends."