MUGLER RIDES FIRST — AND HARD

Beyoncé didn’t just open her Cowboy Carter tour, she galloped in.
In a custom all-white Mugler bodysuit, paired with fringed chaps, a diamanté bolo tie, and a cowboy hat that could block shade and opinions — she served western fantasy with haute couture bite.

It wasn’t just an outfit. It was a manifesto.

DONATELLA GOES FULL RODEO BAROQUE

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Versace stepped in with a crystal-embellished western set that took 1,100 hours to craft. That’s not extra — that’s intentional.
Think: fringe, structure, attitude — and a silhouette that screamed “Don’t try this at home.”

Her second look? A golden Barocco-inspired ballgown. Queen of the South meets Milan’s finest.

DONATELLA GOES FULL RODEO BAROQUE

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Versace stepped in with a crystal-embellished western set that took 1,100 hours to craft. That’s not extra — that’s intentional.
Think: fringe, structure, attitude — and a silhouette that screamed “Don’t try this at home.”

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Her second look? A golden Barocco-inspired ballgown. Queen of the South meets Milan’s finest.

FASHION AS RECLAMATION

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This isn’t just dress-up. Beyoncé is reclaiming Black country history — through sound, space, and style.

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Cowboy hats, boots, and bolo ties were once worn by Black cowboys who were erased from history. Beyoncé’s outfits are layered with this cultural response — and we’re here for the statement beyond the sparkle.

THE TREND RIPPLE IS REAL

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Since the tour dropped:

• Google searches for cowboy boots spiked by over 45%
• Fringe and denim jacket sales surged on global sites
• Primark, Zara, and ASOS have gone full rhinestone renegade
• TikTok edits? Nonstop.
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This is not a phase. It’s a western revival — Beyoncé style.