If you’re one of the lucky few getting ready to see Madonna’s Worldwide tour this year, then you might just be looking for Madonna tour outfits. After all, no matter which era, album or music video, we're always looking to pay homage to the Queen of Pop. The sell-out Celebration Tour kicked off in London last week, and proves to be a fitting tribute to Madonna’s lengthy career, spanning four decades.
Known for wearing couture pieces from the likes of Jean Paul Gaultier (responsible for the iconic cone bra), Vera Wang and Chanel to name but a few, the pop icon always looks the part, often seen in separates – from sultry co-ords to pinstriped waistcoat and trousers combo to a bedazzled LaCroix corset top.
And, it goes without saying, that Madonna is much more than her look. She's a rebel, a disrupter - and through her work, she’s broken down barriers of stigma, celebrating differences and turning the status quo on its head. We're in awe of her.
So, if you're seeking an outfit for Madonna’s Celebration Tour, consider some of our unapologetically Madonna-inspired pieces to express yourself (!) and pay tribute to the icon. Each piece speaks to a past concert, award show or red-carpet outfit. We’ve handpicked a selection of pieces that speak to every era – from Like A Virgin to Like A Prayer.
Best Madonna Tour Outfits
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We did a double-take at these Bronze Leather Western-Style Knee Boots from ASOS, similar to those worn by Madonna on her Celebrations tour this year.
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You can get the Madonna look with this kimono corset from Zara. Though not floor-length like the dress designed by costume designer Eyob Yohannest, this kimono belt look is a respectful homage to the Queen of Pop.
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Waistcoats have come back in fashion just in time to celebrate Madonna's look from the Re-Invention tour, courtesy of Stella McCartney.
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Madonna is no stranger to an unusual corset. Perfect for paying tribute to her, this Miaou Campbell Corset is fully boned at the front and zipped at the back for a waist-cinching effect, and it’s topped off with an all-over metallic shine.
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Inspired by Gaultier look, Madonna wore some iconic polka dotting on her Blond Ambition tour, complete with a ponytail.
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If you're a Madonna devotee, you're for sure aware of the Ray of Light era. With a denim jacket, waved hair and now-red-string bracelet, this Maeve denim bomber jacket from Anthropologie will help you recreate the calm, laid-back look.
Best Confessions tour-inspired look
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During the Confessions tour, Madonna wore a Biblical-inspired ensemble, again by Jean Paul Gaultier. You can recreate the look with this Tie Front Drawstring Georgette Blouse from Lily Silk with some black boots and a headpiece.
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The Matador-era Madonna era became iconic for that mishap at the Brit Awards in 2015. And - for her Rebel Heart tour, Madonna performed in a Matador costume by Nicolas Jebran. This vintage-inspired Valencia Bed Jacket is the next best thing, with interesting lace detailing, and slightly exaggerated sleeves for added shape.
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At the MTV European Music Awards in 2005, Madonna was snapped in a purple bodysuit, matching leather jacket, and knee-high boots. We think this Purple Leather Zip Jacket could be a good fit for your trip to the Madonna Celebrations tour.
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Though the singer isn't known for a dress, this whimsical midi shirt dress speaks true to the Material Girl era. Inspired by Marilyn Monroe, the iconic look was reimagined by John Paul Gaultier for Blond Ambition.
Next, we have this couture Givenchy look - snapped at the Costume Institute Gala for the Punk: Chaos to Couture exhibition, complete with a black wig. As for styling this Checked Double Breasted Short Coat, we recommend a black corset underneath.
When does the Madonna tour start?
Madonna’s sell-out Celebration Tour began at the O2 this weekend. She’s hopping over to Europe and then back to London for two more shows on December 5th and 6th at the O2 Arena.
Which era are you most excited to see?
Piper Huxley is a Homes, Gardens and Wellness Product Writer, specialising in homeware. When she’s not obsessing over the latest home decor trends, she’s doomscrolling somewhere.