Beyoncé Kills It in Balmain and DSquared2 on Her Formation World Tour
Getty Images1/8The Formation tour kicked off last night, and there was no shortage of headline-grabbing moments that could easily break the internet. Beyoncé brought two fans onstage to perform "Single Ladies," and they nailed very move. She paid tribute to Prince with an emotional cover of "Purple Rain." She graciously shared the stage with DJ Khaled, who opened the show with special guests Lil Wayne, Future and Rick Ross. And she debuted new tour merchandise, including these epic "Boycott Beyoncé" shirts. It was truly magical.
Bey's Formation tour wardrobe was just as memorable as her performances. Styled by Marni Senofonte and Eric Archibald, Bey hit the stage in original designs by everyone from Balmain to DSquared2. And thanks to the headwear she chose for her opening number, we can guarantee wide-brimmed hats will be everywhere next summer. Ahead, check out every designer look Bey wore on the first night of her Formation world tour.
Getty Images2/8Mrs. Carter wore a Victorian-inspired bodysuit with velvet, puff shouldered sleeves designed by DSquared2. She accessorized with a wide-brimmed hat and embellished leather gloves.
3/8DSquared2 shared a sketch from their custom design for Beyoncé's opening number.
Getty Images4/8Beyoncé and an army of backup dancers pose in custom-made Balmain looks, adorned with ruffles, lace and gold metal detailing.
Getty Images5/8Bey performs a track from the Lemonade album in a military-inspired sequin bodysuit and animal print knee-high boots, designed by Roberto Cavalli.
Getty Images6/8Beyoncé gets in formation in her custom DSquared2 look. “We are crazy about Beyoncé, and working with her to create this opening look for the Formation tour is such a huge thrill and honor," DSquared2 designers Dan and Dean Caten said in a statement. "The look tells a story, drawing from the motifs of our recent women’s runway collection while, at the same time, visualizing the powerful themes in her new music."
7/8Bey performed "Freedom" in a glittering bodysuit by Charbel Zoé Haute Couture.
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