The Half time started with Chris Martin and coldplay’s colourful hippy outfit with tie and dye details, sadly I have searched for the designer but somehow coldplay always stays private
Beyoncé hit the stage at Super Bowl 50, performing new song “Formation” in a Custom DSquared2 designers Dean and Dan Caten, who said of working with her for the Super Bowl: “We love Beyonce and wanted to create something where she resembles a warrior leading her female posse who fall into formation and take Super Bowl 50 at half-time!” The Leather Jacket with gold metal military-inspired detailing just like the one Michael Jackson wore when he performed at the super bowl
She paired her leather with 100 carats of Lorraine Schwartz diamonds, fishnet tights and chunky Christian Louboutin heeled boots.
Bruno Mars also wore an all-black leather look, with liquid effect trousers and a baseball style shirt designed by Versace and paired with Nike sneakers, same as his dancers.
It was a night for Italian designers, as Lady Gaga wore a cherry-red Lurex suit designed by Gucci designer Alessandro Michele just for her. Lady Gaga’s rendition of the national anthem was nothing short of epic (That Girl can sing af!) She looked elegantly patriotic at the Super Bowl, to keep us on our sartorial toes. Case in point, notice her right shoe.
Gaga’s platform heel with an American-flag motif is totally cool. Gaga was wearing one half of the shoes of the season, Gucci’s Studded Leather Platform Pump (you can get the complete pair for $1,255 on the brand’s site). And while the shoe design is actually Italian, we still give her style props and the other shoe, done in blue glitter. And her gigantic diamond studs were by Lorraine Schwartz who also made her heart-shaped engagement ring, which was on full display. And did you notice her earpiece?
Beyonce’s 38 Formation dancers wore Black Panther inspired leather outfits by Zana Bayne with Doc Marten boots and black berets. This year marks the 50th anniversary of the revolutionary group’s formation. Her dancers were photographed raising their fists in the air (the black power salute of the group) and holding a sign with the slogan ‘Justice 4 Mario Woods’ – a 26-year-old black man who was shot dead by police last December in San Francisco. In their routine they also formed an X on the pitch , a nod to the campaigner Malcolm X.
