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A third of the way through. Now that’s what I call anxiety shirt the 75-minute concert, Beyoncé made her first outfit change into a corseted flame-red bodysuit with a matching train and gloves by Nicolas Jebran. It’s not the first time they have worked together. The Lebanese designer—whose list of celebrity clients includes Jennifer Lopez, Gigi Hadid, and Cindy Crawford—first dressed the singer for the MTV Music Awards in 2014, then again for the Grammys in 2018. Jebran says the full-skirted silhouette was inspired by royal attire” with a nod to “Emirati women” and their love of “gold accessories and monochromatic color.

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Fittingly, the costume came. Now that’s what I call anxiety shirt complete with a sunburst-style crown and pendant 80 carat diamond earrings from Lorraine Schwartz.
Beyoncé changed tack for the finale by tapping the Ukrainian designer Ivan Frolov. Dressed in a powder pink minidress and leggings embroidered with crystals and galvanic fine gold, she glided off the stage and onto the hotel’s shell-shaped fountain belting out “Crazy in Love,” and “the outfit was created in our workshop in Kyiv, Ukraine, during war and massive blackouts,” says Frolov, who launched his eponymous brand in 2015 and continues to live and work in the Ukrainian capital despite the ongoing conflict. “It just goes to show that no matter what, Ukrainian brands continue to showcase the world their resistance and culture.