Queen Bey has upended the typical stadium show model and turned it into an ever-changing format full of surprises and new looks.
being one great example). But then again, Beyoncé, with over 300 million followers on Instagram, is her own kind of head of state. The full-throated amplification of international voices feels even more poignant in a post-COVID landscape. Only a mere few years ago, such a large-scale world tour, bringing together thousands of people, was hard to imagine happening again.
But such is the sartorial savvy of Beyoncé. She has developed a penchant for pulling multiple looks—in varying colorways and shades—for a single tour, often bringing new custom looks in and out for a specific leg of a tour or a marquee performance. But theworld tour takes the idea of constant reinvention, long popular among female pop stars especially, to unprecedented heights.
It’s easy for one to get the sense that Beyoncé is changing clothes so frequently and so wildly not particularly because she has to maintain our attention, but because she wants to. It would make sense for an artist, album, and tour squarely focused on self-determination and control. One of the show’s interludes features an emcee, full of boastful sass, poking fun at fans’ never-ending pleas and thirst for supportingmusic videos. “You’ve asked for the visuals,” the voice says.
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