Beyoncé's most daring outfits from the Renaissance World Tour

The Renaissance World Tour kicked off in May, where Beyoncé performed her song "Virgo's Groove" onstage in a shimmering sleeveless catsuit adorned with hand silhouette designs and elbow-length black gloves.

According to Loewe's website, creative director Jonathan Anderson created a series of stage looks that played on "sculptural forms, trompe l ́oeil and body illusion."

Per the Beyoncé fan account @beyzhive, the ensemble was inspired by "The Birth of Venus," a 15th-century work of art by Italian artist Sandro Botticelli, Complex reported. The outfit appeared each night, and the singer also wore a silver and red iteration of the famous catsuit during the tour.

One of Beyoncé's most iconic looks was the Mugler custom-made bumble bee-inspired fit she wore during her five-night tour stop in London. Like the Venus-inspired catsuit, the Mugler ensemble became a fan favorite, and Beyoncé wore the outfit on multiple stops throughout the tour.

The structural black-and-yellow bodysuit featured black thigh-high boots and a headpiece meant to mimic a bee's antennas.

Beyoncé is known for wearing leotards, but her silver bodysuit in London elevated her tour style. The singer's outfit was designed by the French fashion house Courrèges.

Onstage, metal pieces designed to look like robot limbs revealed Beyoncé's outfit, featuring strategic cutouts along the abdomen and left shoulder. The outfit was topped with a halo headpiece that looked ethereal. TikToker @semmievm shared the moment in a video this May.

Mary Katrantzou celebrated Beyoncé wearing her design during the London tour stop.

"Thank you Mrs. B for this incredible moment!!!" she wrote on Instagram.

The sleeveless dress prominently featured gold, silver, and black. Beyoncé paired the outfit with thigh-high black boots and black opera gloves. Her sunglasses had antennas, which may have been a nod to her nickname, Queen Bey.

Beyoncé arrived onstage during her May 26 stop in Paris wearing a custom silver assemblage dress designed by Julien Dossena for Paco Rabanne. Her gown featured a thigh-high slit and plunging neckline.

Iris van Herpen designed the dress Beyoncé wore during a June 18 performance in Amsterdam. The daring ensemble featured a sheer cape and a dramatic collar.

According to an Instagram post on the designer's official account, the "Heliosphere gown" features nearly 1,000 curved adornments that were individually stitched onto nude illusion tulle.

"Twelve people from the IVH atelier passionately created the Heliosphere gown for Beyonce that took a total of 700 hours from start to finish," the post continued.

Beyoncé revealed on Instagram that the shimmering pink gown, featuring a halter neckline and matching opera gloves, was one of her designs.

"I was so engulfed in all things RENAISSANCE and was inspired by Studio 54, Bob Mackie and the disco era," the post read. "I wanted to do a modern twist using the signature IVY PARK neon and bring disco to the beach in this swim collection."

Feben designed the red, white, gold, and black catsuit.

On June 27, Beyoncé performed while wearing an eye-catching fit designed by Richard Quinn.

The long-sleeved top, with a peplum waistline, was paired with matching pants and an oversize hat as the piece pièce de résistance. The entire ensemble was adorned with large jewels.

During her two-night stint in Toronto, Beyoncé wore a custom-made Tiffany & Co. Elsa Peretti mesh dress.

An Instagram post on the company's official account said the dress drew inspiration from Elsa Peretti's "Diamonds by the Yard" jewelry line for Tiffany & Co., which was combined with mesh.

In July, Beyoncé performed for fans for two nights in Chicago wearing a silver catsuit by Marine Serre with circuit wire-themed designs across the fabric. It also featured gear-like adornments across the front and a slick, wide-brimmed hat.

On the company's official Instagram account, a post shared that the "Cuff It" singer was "among the earliest supporters of the brand, making this collaboration for the extraordinary Renaissance Tour all the more special, symbolizing empowerment for women across the globe, as beautiful expressed by MARINE SERRE herself."

Beyoncé wore a leotard, designed by Valdrin Sahiti, during her August 18 show in Miami.

The ensemble featured a plunging neckline adorned with white feathers, small jewels, and a white tulle train. Beyoncé paired the outfit with black sheer opera gloves, matching tights, and sunglasses.

Alberta Ferretti designed the all-red outfit Beyoncé wore during her three-night stint in Atlanta. The ensemble included a red leotard with matching tights and opera gloves, and a billowing veil-turned-train, with a 3D fan attached.

Beyoncé wore an Athena Seree gown by Gaurav Gupta. The floor-length dress featured a high slit and cutouts along the front.

"It was so heartwarming to see her wear the saree gown, especially for her opening look," Gupta told Insider in August 2023.

Beyoncé hit the stage for three nights at the SoFi Stadium in Inglewood in a multi-patterned ensemble paired with a matching fan and cap. Pucci designed the catsuit with a jeweled body chain that extended around her neck and waistline.

The singer's outfit, which included matching opera gloves, cowboy boots, and blood-red sunglasses, was designed by Roberto Cavalli. She wore the ensemble during her September 11 tour stop.

Beyoncé wore a blue bedazzled leotard featuring colorful designs that matched her cape and hat. She paired the ensemble with silver thigh-high boots and sleek sunglasses.

Del Core created the outfit, which included pink garter boots. Beyoncé wore the outfit during her September 13 concert.

The futuristic sunglasses were created by Zaha Hadid Design.

The custom-made fit included matching opera gloves, a heavy shawl, thigh-high boots, and a hat over Beyoncé's face.