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Beyoncé’s on-stage looks for the ‘Renaissance’ tour are everything we wanted and more.
Beyoncé really is too classy for this world with her ‘Renaissance’ wardrobe.
Beyoncé has been treating our eyes to a feast of fashion, from custom couture to updated pieces from the style archives – she seems to be adding new looks to her tour wardrobe every single week!
Custom peices from the likes of Coperni and Loewe are just a few of the ensembles which adorn our Queen Bey on the ‘Renaissance’ tour and we’re taking a look at some of the fits that are all up in your mind since she hit the road.
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The Barbiecore aesthetic continues as none other than Beyoncé jumps on the bandwagon and wore a brilliantly bold pink number on stage.
She donned a cross-over halter dress with two hip-height slits and the entire garment sparkled in sequins – oh, and did we mention it was Atelier IVY PARK!
The powerhouse even had a coordinating fringe coat to go with the look and we don't think it gets more iconic that this.
The internet was rendered speechless when Beyoncé stepped out in a drop-dead-gorgeous red gown from Ferragamo by Maximilian Davis.
To honour Juneteenth, the star wore looks exclusively by Black designers during her shows in Amsterdam – and it was the red number we've been seeing time and time again crop up on our socials.
The structured red dress was embellished with intricate beading work from top to bottom and featured a thigh-high split.
In another new look debuted on the Amsterdam stage, the icon stunned in an avante-garde silver look designed by Iris van Herpen.
Beyoncé was in a form-fitting dress made up of mesh and silver embellishments, the gown effortlessly flowed into an organza cape.
The craftsmanship that went into the look sounds out of this world, as it's reported that not only was the dress made up of 980 different shapes, but it took 700 hours to make – wow!
.@Beyonce, on stage in Valentino
— Valentino (@MaisonValentino) May 15, 2023
During the performance for her Renaissance World Tour, Beyoncé opted for an ivory silk gown with all over crystal rhinestones and side slit, designed especially for her by #PierpaoloPiccioli and styled by Shiona Turini#RenaissanceWorldTour pic.twitter.com/zdj7ZPVT9X
Fan me quick, Beyoncé’s Valentino gown is too beautiful for words.
For a stunning piano ballad midway through the show, Bey stepped out in a silver silk gown embellished with crystal rhinestones and featuring a thigh-high slit.
The gown was designed by Pierpaolo Piccioli and styled by Shiona Turini.
Bey is known to be a fan of David Koma and was inspired by the spring 2023 collection for her iridescent, colourful lewk on stage.
The outfit consisted of a mini dress with a wrap skirt, a long opalescent coat and knee-high boots to match.
She topped off the whole look with a pair of chunky silver earrings.
Designed by Jonathan Anderson, Bey’s custom Loewe bodysuit broke the internet when she first wore it after being inspired by the Fall 2022 collection which included the design on a midi dress.
For Bey the glove print was adorned across a glittering gold bodysuit and teamed with matching gloves.
Beyoncé wears custom Courréges during her tour, wowing in a silver, one-shouldered bodysuit and a mirror at the centre of her torso.
She teams the look with killer thigh-high boots and black latex gloves.
In custom Coperni designed by Sebastien Meyer and Arnaud Vaillant, Bey looked like she’d just flown in from the future as she took off from the iconic ‘Renaissance’ disco horse.
Bey dazzled in a silver metallic bodysuit made up of intricate metal shapes, with matching cape, boots and gloves.
Beyoncé opened her show in an Alexander McQueen bodysuit complete with silver embroidery and and dazzling crystals.
The look was fresh from the runway, inspired by the fashion house’s latest Fall 23 collection.
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