See All the Best Celebrity Outfits at Beyoncé’s Renaissance World Tour Shows

While she fills stadiums around the world on her first solo tour since 2016, Beyoncé has drawn stars from all over since beginning her five-month tour in Europe on May 10.

At one of the stops on the Renaissance World Tour this summer, everyone from Oprah Winfrey and Gayle King to Paul McCartney and Ariana Grande was present, and some of the celebrity looks they served were just as seductive as the pop icon herself.

We’ve produced a list of some of the sexiest celeb looks from Queen Bey’s so far US leg of her tour.

the most stylish celebrities at various Beyoncé tour stops this summer.

In a photo taken in Paris for Beyoncé’s “Renaissance” World Tour, Vivica A. Fox is seen with Megan Thee Stallion. Vivian Fox and Instagram

In May, Vivica A. Fox visited a stop on the Renaissance tour in Paris, and she looked stunning. Chris Rock, Megan Thee Stallion, Tina Knowles, and other A-listers joined Fox, 59, in viewing the performance while she was decked out in a blue bejeweled pantsuit by London-based designer David Koma.

Fox had a bright yellow blouse peeking out from under her blue suit coat, and she matched the color with a matching pair of triangle-shaped yellow heels. With a pair of enormous silver hoops and two blingy necklaces, she completed the ensemble.

In an Instagram post, Fox hailed the “wonderful” Beyoncé for her outstanding performance, calling it “an great show.”

Harris, Kamala

the most stylish celebrities at various Beyoncé tour stops this summer.

Dressed to the nines, Doug Emhoff and Kamala Harris attend Beyoncé’s “Renaissance” World Tour in Maryland. IMAGERY BY KAMALA HARRIS

Even the vice president joined the Renaissance World Tour this summer, and when Beyoncé made a stop in Maryland in August, Kamala Harris and her husband Doug Emhoff enjoyed an incredibly beautiful date night.

Harris, 58, wore a wide-leg white pair of pants with wide white legs and matching gold pointed-toe shoes with a gold sequin LaQuan Smith button-down blouse. The silk and sequin shirt by the designer has a dramatic plunging neckline, although Harris’ appeared to be custom-fitted and had more buttons. The top costs $725 at retail.

Thanks for a great date night, @Beyonce,” read the caption of a photo Harris and Emhoff shared on Instagram.

Kendall Jenner

the most stylish celebrities at various Beyoncé tour stops this summer.

When, she sports a chic and glitzy appearance. JENNER, KYLIE/INSTAGRAM

Kylie Jenner was one of the best-dressed celebs at Beyoncé’s Paris performances, which were exceptionally star-studded affairs. In a full Courrèges ensemble, Jenner, 26, wore a nude illusion top with black leather sleeves, a long black skirt, and knee-high black boots to the presentation. She completed the ensemble with a small black purse, a set of silver earrings, and black sunglasses.

Ariel Tejada, Jenner’s longtime makeup artist, and several of her friends performed a dance and lip sync routine to Beyoncé’s “Heated” in a hilarious video that Jenner published on TikTok while she was traveling to the performance.

Beyoncé’s Renaissance World Tour Shows

It’s not the pearls or the diamonds, either. It’s not the looks, either, but it’s tough to look away when Beyoncé is wearing something. Being that girl just entails this, but if you require any other evidence that Mrs. Carter is truly unique, look no further than the variety of clothing—and designers—she has incorporated into her Renaissance World Tour.

A shortlist includes reproductions of vintage Mugler bee headpieces, custom-made Miu Miu jorts embellished with Swarovski crystals, Tiffany & Co. “couture,” and what we assume are outtakes from her Balmain “Renaissance Couture” capsule, as well as a blood-red Ferragamo gown, full outfits in Valentino (or Barbie) pink, and a ton more. Beyoncé and her team, which includes stylists Shiona Turini, Julia Sarr-Jamois, Karen Langley, and KJ Moody, are elegantly and effortlessly bending and fitting each brand partner into a Renaissance-shaped peg, despite how different these looks are from one another.

There isn’t just one cooperation going on here, and the entire tour has no particular label. Instead, there is a list of designers that is always increasing and really becomes longer with each tour stop. When Beyoncé performs, she usually sports at least one piece by a local designer. She wore Marc Jacobs, a classic New York designer, to the Meadowlands.

Beyoncé’s Renaissance World Tour Shows

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But, Beyoncé’s Renaissance-wear is the megawatt celebrity equivalent of Lyst’s hottest brands index, a who’s who of the brands that matter right now. Telfar, Cartier, Chanel, and Tiffany are all mentioned on the album. The highlight for us keen-eyed runway fans? Many of these outfits are new interpretations of previously see items from the exhibitions. Check back after each tour stop for updates. Read through to discover how each of Beyoncé’s Renaissance tour ensembles was converted from runway to stage.

In this reproduction of Mary Katrantzou’s renowned trompe l’oeil perfume bottle dress from her fall 2009 ready-to-wear collection, Queen B meets perfume bottle. She added a unique bottle top headpiece that was created in conjunction with Stephen Jones as an accessory.

Queen Bey is back. Last month saw the start of the singer’s much-awaited Renaissance tour, and as you might guess, the magnificent three-hour show includes a number of high-octane, custom-made outfits.

The tour began in Stockholm and went on to Brussels, London, Barcelona, Marseille, and Amsterdam before concluding with a whopping 57 stadium performances throughout the globe. Beyoncé performs in a series of glittering catsuits and striking metallic corsets by a string of opulent brands and designers, including Alexander McQueen, Loewe, Gucci, Fendi, and David Koma, to match the high-energy album. The impressive disco-themed show embodies everything from female empowerment to Black pride.

Beyoncé’s Renaissance World Tour Shows

Beyoncé is “exceptionally interest in all the nuances,” Koma told us, adding that “for us, the designers, it is not just a tremendous exposure but a wonderful cultural event to be a part of.” Koma has previously collaborated with the singer and her team, describing her as “a great artist and superwoman,” and he said doing so again felt “natural.”

He said, “A global tour like this is an amazing, culture-defining event. “After watching a few of the tour’s recordings, it’s obvious that each audience member will always remember this performance as a once-in-a-lifetime, amazing spectacle. And thanks to 57 dates worldwide, a huge number of people will be able to witness it! Fans who are unable to attend can still enjoy a small portion of it virtually thanks to social media. Working with designers for unique couture and custom ensembles makes sense given the ingenuity that goes into producing a show of that caliber.”

Iris van Herpen, a fellow designer, also said it has been a “great honor” to work on Beyoncé’s massive globetrotting tour. The designer claimed, after spending 700 hours and 12 workers creating a stunning silver gown: “Beyoncé personifies female emancipation on her grand Renaissance tour. She represents the idea that self-assurance comes from within and that diversity fosters beauty. Her fashion sense is a kaleidoscope of elegance that motivated my team and I in every stitch, bead, and flower.”