Madonna Unveils Jaw-Dropping Stage Ensembles on Her Spectacular Celebration Tour!
Madonna, the Queen of Pop, is dazzling fans on her Celebration tour, stunning in a range of iconic stage outfits Prepare to be amazed as she brings back beloved costumes, including the legendary Jean Paul Gaultier cone bra Get ready to witness the epitome of pop perfection!
Madonna, the Queen of Pop, has captivated audiences in various eras with her iconic style and performances. Whether you became a fan during her fingerless gloves and crucifixes phase in the 1980s, her dominatrix alter ego in the 90s, or her Americana leather chaps and disco phase in the 2000s, there is something for everyone in her latest tour.
Known as "The Celebration Tour," this extraordinary world tour differs from previous tours as it is dedicated to showcasing Madonna's entire back catalog, rather than promoting a specific album. Notably, it also marks her return to the stage after her more intimate "Madame X Tour" was abruptly halted due to the global Covid-19 pandemic in early 2020.
Madonna, who initially faced a delay for her show "Celebration" due to a health scare, is going all out by recreating 17 costumes from her previous performances. In a similar fashion to Beyoncé's recent "Renaissance" tour, Madonna's show involves her family, with a video of her 11-year-old daughter, Estere, voguing to her 1990 hit "Vogue" already gaining viral attention.
During her first London performance, Madonna wore a black version of her iconic cone bra designed by Jean Paul Gaultier, a shimmering Versace jumpsuit that resembled broken glass, a lace bustier and belt adorned with chains, and a crystal headpiece resembling a halo.
Scroll through the gallery below for some of the first looks from Madonnas 35-city tour, as well as some of the best stage costumes from her four-decade career.
Madonna took the stage in a Versace bodysuit on the first night of "The Celebration Tour" in London, UK.
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The first night's outfit changes included an update to Madonna's famed cone bra, designed by Jean Paul Gaultier.
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Madonna's takes on religious iconography, like this halo headpiece, have been a constant throughout her career.
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Madonna in a sheer lace veil and lace-up thigh-high boots on the first night of "The Celebration Tour."
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Madonna donned a lacy bustier, chains and a crucifix in this nod to her 1980s style.
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"The Celebration Tour" marks Madonna's first tour dates since early 2020.
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In Madonna's inaugural nationwide tour, "The Virgin Tour" in 1985, she sported her signature fashion of that era - an ensemble featuring a multi-layered appearance comprising of a striking jacket, lace leggings, and embellished accessories.
This all-white ensemble from 'The Virgin Tour" referenced her provocative performance at the 1984 MTV Video Music Awards, where she writhed on the ground in a wedding dress.
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Madonna wore a corset, along with fishnet tights, during the "Who's That Girl" tour in 1987.
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This flamenco-inspired look worn by Madonna during the "Who's That Girl" tour resembles her dress from the "La Isla Bonita" music video.
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One of Madonna's most iconic looks, the pink satin cone bra, was designed by Jean-Paul Gaultier for her "Blond Ambition" tour in 1990.
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This sequined and beaded fringed corset look was also designed by Gaultier for the tour.
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This beaded bra and headdress for 1993's "The Girlie Show" tour was designed by Dolce & Gabbana.
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Gautier returned to designing looks for Madonna's 2001 "Drowned World" tour, including this edgy tartan kilt.
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Madonna entered her cowgirl era in 2000, wearing leather chaps in the music video for "Don't Tell Me," and again on the "Drowned" tour the following year.
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The "Re-Invention" tour by Madonna occurred in 2004 and featured stunning couture influenced by Marie Antoinette. The tour showcased designs from notable fashion icons including Stella McCartney, Christian Lacroix, and Karl Lagerfeld.
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Madonna wore this masculine, 1970s-throwback look during her "Confessions" tour in 2006.
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Madonna performs in an equestrian-inspired look during "Confessions."
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Madonna in a sheer top, fishnet stockings and top hat during the "Sticky & Sweet" tour in 2008.
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Madonna's "MDNA" tour in 2012 included cheerleader and marching band ensembles.
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Fingerless gloves and a thigh holster completed this all-black look at the "MDNA" world tour.
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During the "MDNA" tour, Madonna wore this modern reinterpretation of Gautier's cone bra from her early 1990s "Blonde Ambition" tour.
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Madonna leading her backup dancers dressed as nuns for the "Rebel Heart" tour in 2016.
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Shimmering fringe during the "Rebel Heart" tour.
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For the Madame X tour, Madonna's titular alter-ego donned an eyepatch. The tour was documented in a concert film released by Paramount+.
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Madonna's most iconic tour outfits
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