In his most recent tour – Cowboy Carter Tour – Beyoncé reminded us that his style is up to his scenic power. With an exquisite mixture of glamor country, references to the western, futuristic silhouettes and author design, Queen B converts each concert into a legendary catwalk.
From dreamy jeans to corsets with brightness, the singer used garments and brand accessories such as Roberto Cavalli, Mugler, Ralph Lauren, Off-White, Versace, Tiffany & Co. and Elsa Peretti.
Ferragamo
Beyoncé came out in London with a leather monkey with a hard -made ferragamo corset and a sheep skin coat with intarsia, which combined with a pair of black Nappa gloves, a black cowboy hat and matching boots over the knee with feathers ornaments.
Burberry
Burberry created this Body and Personalized Penal Flats with boots adorned with Swarovski crystals in Loch Green.
Etro
Beyoncé took the stage in London with a tulle body and a pair of cowboy chaparreras stamped and embroidered with crystals (both of Etro) and a pair of Santoni boots of suede cinnamon color made to measure.
Versace
This ATELIER VERSACE tailored look consisted of a black Ecopiel Body and cotton satén with “duvet” print, matching skirt and boots with crystals. Versace Medusa chain necklaces completed the look.
Burberry
Burberry also contributed to contribute an American touch to the Beyoncé parade in London, wearing the star with a brilliant blue body, pants with the US flag and fringes adorned with Swarovski crystals, and blue gloves also adorned with Swarovski crystals. The singer completed the look with a black cowboy hat.
Levi’s
The tour Cowboy Carter It would not be complete without a Levi’s look. In London, Beyoncé wore a personalized brand of the brand, adorned with Swarovski crystals, with the inscription “Levii’s” on the chest, a wink to his song Levii’s jeans.
MM6 Maison Margiela, Malone Souliers and Cultnaked
In New Jersey, Beyoncé looked for the first time a tailored piece of MM6 Maison Margiela. The brand created a intense cinnamon leather jacket with crocodile relief, which the singer combined with a belt with silver buckle, a long synthetic skin coat of Cultnaked and high boots with fringes by Malone Souliers.
Telfar, Santoni and Tiffany & Co.
The singer acted in her show in New York with a Body tailored to Telfar, with cowboy chaparreras with crystals and a long jeans with crystals. He combined the blue team with Santoni cowboy boots and Tiffany & Co.
Schiaparelli
During her stay in New York, the star also wore a haute couture look tailored to Schiaparelli. The set consisted of a mesh and satén corset in nude tone, black pants with crocodile print and cowgirl buckle detail, and an ostrich feathers undela stole.
Loewe
The singer American Réquiem He wore a tailored loewe shirt with silver crystals and black trim, and a red skirt to the ground, fastened with a cowgirl belt buckle. His look completed it with flames flames to the thigh.
Moschino
Beyoncé dressed in red in Los Angeles with a brilliant body from Moschino to measure, decorated with motifs of the west and adorned with more than 250,000 Swarovski crystals. Its intricate design required more than 250 hours of work, including the manual threaded of the tassels, which used 75,200 accounts.
Diesel
While acting on his dates in Los Angeles, Beyoncé also appeared with a personalized diesel set, composed of a newspaper print and leggings -style boots adorned with crystals, and finished with a couple of long matching gloves.
Of such a mother, such daughter
Beyoncé and Blue Ivy wore Burberry midnight sets for a sweet interpretation of “protector.” Rumi, the youngest daughter of Beyoncé, who appears in the song. He wore a golden set of rent.
Mugler
Beyoncé inaugurated his tour Cowboy Carter In Los Angeles with a dazzling style, wearing a white jacket with fringes, a body with corset and matching leggings, all custom made by Mugler. He also wore white cowboy boots with a silver toe and a matching cowboy hat.
With Cowboy Carter, Beyoncé tributes his southern roots and reinterprets the concept of the American west through international fashion.
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