Concerts

Fans served insane fashion at Beyonce’s concert in Phoenix

Cowboy hats, sequins, fringe, glitter, bodycon, cool shades and general fabulousness were on display as fans delivered during Queen Bey's day in the Valley.

By Jennifer Goldberg

August 25, 2023

A stylish trio. Jennifer Goldberg

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No exaggeration: The looks we saw at Beyonce's State Farm Stadium concert on Thursday were the wildest we've ever seen at a show.

Think skintight vinyl bodysuits, sparkly cowboy hats with beaded fringe, iridescent fans, sequin booty shorts, cyberpunk face hardware, dramatic makeup and much more.

Here are just a few shots of the style we saw when Queen Bey came to town.

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Ready to party.

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Beyonce is better with friends.

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Howdy, pardners.

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All smiles.

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It's giving "ready for an amazing night."

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Beyonce asked fans to wear silver, and these two delivered.

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Four looks, four slays.

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