Details: Madonna's Givenchy Super Bowl Costumes.
In case there was any doubt, Madonna proved she's still very much in "Vogue" at the Super Bowl halftime show.
The Queen of Pop rocked the stage in not one, not two, but three custom-made outfits. Madge's decadent ensembles were personally designed by Riccardo Tisci for Givenchy Haute Couture. “People say everything has a limit, but limits do not exist with Madonna,” Tisci told WWD. He had previously worked with the starlet on her Sticky & Sweet Tour in 2008.
Madonna opened the show in a gold sequined cape, complete with leopard-print chiffon lining, and an over-the-top Phillip Treacy headpiece. She then stripped down to a black mini dress (better to perform those cartwheels) accessorized with a cape and gladiator-style belt. The Material Girl then changed into a more demure look for her "Like a Prayer" performance with Cee-Lo Green, wearing a black sequined coat that was belted at the waist.
In case there was any doubt, Madonna proved she's still very much in "Vogue" at the Super Bowl halftime show.
The Queen of Pop rocked the stage in not one, not two, but three custom-made outfits. Madge's decadent ensembles were personally designed by Riccardo Tisci for Givenchy Haute Couture. “People say everything has a limit, but limits do not exist with Madonna,” Tisci told WWD. He had previously worked with the starlet on her Sticky & Sweet Tour in 2008.
Madonna opened the show in a gold sequined cape, complete with leopard-print chiffon lining, and an over-the-top Phillip Treacy headpiece. She then stripped down to a black mini dress (better to perform those cartwheels) accessorized with a cape and gladiator-style belt. The Material Girl then changed into a more demure look for her "Like a Prayer" performance with Cee-Lo Green, wearing a black sequined coat that was belted at the waist.
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