Beyoncé & Miley Cyrus Glitter in Gold for ‘II Most Wanted’ Duet

Beyoncé and Miley Cyrus teamed up for a heartfelt duet of their Grammy-winning song, “II Most Wanted,” during the first Cowboy Carter concert in Paris, France on June 19. Of course, the duo didn’t skimp on the stage fashion—Beyoncé glittered in a gold chainmail mini from Rabanne while Cyrus opted for a fully embroidered McQueen look.

The singer wore a series of British brands for her final show in London, including this skirted Vivienne Westwood number that she jazzed up with custom platform boots from Partlow.

In London, Beyoncé slipped into a Stella McCartney look to perform “Blackbird,” a rendition of Paul McCartney’s 1968 song with the Beatles.

In London, Beyoncé debuted this custom Ferragamo look—a leather bodysuit styled with a cocoa brown intarsia coat.

The star accented her sparkling Alberta Ferretti bodysuit with a plush topcoat that featured an American flag-inspired print.

Beyoncé again turned to Off-White, this time debuting a fringe-adorned bodysuit during one of her London stops.

Donatella Versace custom-made Beyoncé this dress which was inspired by a 1990s design that her brother, Gianni, popularized.

Double patterns, done the Western way with backless chaps, was one of the looks Beyoncé wore while in London.

Beyoncé accented her Ottolinger t-shirt dress with belted Thom Solo boots during her second Cowboy Carter concert in London.

For a rainy performance at MetLife stadium, Beyoncé lit up the arena in a custom Ralph Lauren Collection denim dress that featured over 19,000 Swarovski crystals. Matching boots and a cowboy hat, both designed in denim, of course, were the finishing touches.

The star’s skin-tight Schiaparelli pants were lined with Western belts. She enhanced the look with a nude mesh corset and a statement fur coat.

When in New York (well, technically New Jersey), Beyoncé wore a head-to-toe denim look from one of the city’s most beloved brands, Telfar. Custom Santoni boots, in denim, no less, tied everything together.

The weather during night one of Beyoncé’s five-night stay at MetLife Stadium was unseasonably cold—thankfully, she had this plush Burberry coat to bundle up in.

For her Chicago stop, Beyoncé proved that silver and gold go together in this Loewe ‘fit.

New York designer Sami Miro re-created Beyoncé’s “Crazy In Love” music video look—denim boots and all.

The star’s Off-White look was full of Western elements, most notably a pair of white chaps with lettering that read “for walking.”

Beyoncé turned to horse show apparel brand, Lindsey James, for this glittering bodysuit and chaps. She topped off the look with a gold, Cowboy Carter-themed belt buckle from Athanasiou.

Even a suit coat is given the Cowboy Carter treatment with leather, rodeo-style pants.

Not only was Beyoncé’s Dundas’s sports jersey shimmering in sequins, so too were her fringe Christian Louboutin boots.

Chaps are plentiful in Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter wardrobe—this white Dolce & Gabbana pair, styled with a matching bodysuit and jacket, was emblazoned with rhinestones.

The French label Coperni custom-made this bodysuit, which featured an American flag pattern, for Beyoncé.

On May 1 in Los Angeles, Beyoncé unveiled a new Loewe look—consisting of a crystalized cowboy shirt, a draped plaid skirt, and flame print boots—during a segment with her mom Tina Knowles and daughters Blue Ivy and Rumi.

This white bodysuit, cowboy hat, and chaps from Mugler featured over 1740 laser-cut bonded fringes.

Beyoncé and Blue Ivy slipped into matching midnight blue looks from Burberry for a sweet performance of “Protector.” They were joined by Beyoncé’s youngest daughter Rumi who is featured on the track. She wore a gold Oscar de la Renta look.

Roberto Cavalli created this blinged-out denim look, which Beyoncé wore with Andre Montana glasses, for the opening night of the Cowboy Carter tour.

Diesel decked out Beyoncé and her dancers in fitted looks featuring a newspaper print emblazoned with phrases from the star’s discography.

She later added a matching trench coat and hat to the look.

Beyoncé’s custom Moschino suit was adorned with tassels.

This bedazzled tank top and cut-off denim shorts referenced the singer’s “Crazy In Love” music video. She paired the look with Gedebe boots.

Beyoncé closed out her Los Angeles concert in an LED dress by Anrealage that projected several different images, including the American flag, across the front.