Super Bowl Outfits: Every Outfit Worn By The Super Bowl Halftime Show Performer From 1993 To Now
From Katy Perry's four outfit changes, to Beyoncé's Black Panther inspired looks, here are all the outfits from every single Super Bowl halftime performance.
As the world takes in the 20204 Super Bowl, what better time to take a trip down memory lane and look back on every Super Bowl outfit from the past 31 years? From Diana Ross to Lady Gaga, there have been some amazing live shows given during the halftime, and with performances, come extremely fun Super Bowl outfits, including Rihanna's scene-stealing 2023 look that revealed her second pregnancy.
Whether it be Jennifer Lopez in Versace, or Katy Perry in Jeremy Scott, here are the most fantastical Super Bowl costumes that ever graced the halftime show...
Rihanna, Super Bowl 2023
Actor, mogul and performer Rihanna wowed the halftime crowd with an all-red outfit that revealed a growing baby bump.
For the epic reveal the Bajan star wore a custom-made Alaïa coat designed by Pieter Mulier which was reportedly an homage to her late friend André Leon Talley who often wore a similar red oversized coat.
In the 13 minute performance she wore a red jumpsuit and bustier, both custom-made by Loewe, alongside Margiela x Salomon trainers.
She paired her clothing with Messika jewellery.
Mary J. Blige, Super Bowl 2022
The Grammy-winning singer performed with Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Eminem and Kendrick Lamar at the LVI halftime show in Los Angeles. For the event Blige wore a Peter Dundas custom outfit, which consisted of a white and silver, mirrored-embellished top with cutout sections, matching shorts and boots.
'I thought about what I associate with her and I knew that especially for stage wear, I want the person to feel like the outfit is part of them and their identity,' Dundas said of the look, per WWD.
The mirror embellishments were pieced together in animal print pattern that Dundas said made the singer look like a 'snow leopard'.
Jazmine Sullivan and Eric Church, Super Bowl 2021
To perform the national anthem ahead of the Super Bowl, Jazmine Sullivan wore a white, jewel-encrusted suit by AREA and Eric Church wore a purple suede jacket.
Amanda Gorman, Super Bowl 2021
The National Youth Poet Laureate wore a blue and silver coat from Moschino's SS21 collection to perform her poem.
H.E.R., Super Bowl 2021
H.E.R. wore a custom-made outfit by Stinson Haus for her rendition of 'America the Beautiful'.
The Weeknd, Super Bowl 2021
The Weeknd wore a custom black and red Givenchy suit that reportedly took over 250 hours to make.
Miley Cyrus and Billy Idol, Super Bowl 2021
For a pre-game performance Miley Cyrus wore a cheerleaders outfit to sing with a leather-clad Billy Idol.
Shakira, Super Bowl 2020
Peter Dundas designer Shakira's deep red Swarovski-encrusted mini dress.
Jennifer Lopez, Super Bowl 2020
Atelier Versace created Jennifer Lopez's outfits, including this leather look complete with chaps.
Jennifer Lopez and Shakira, Super Bowl 2020
JLo then changed into a jewel-encrusted bodysuit.
Jennifer Lopez and Shakira, Super Bowl 2020
And the two Latina women closed the show in complementing metallic outfits.
Adam Levine of Maroon 5, Super Bowl 2019
Frontman Levine started off wearing a coat, zip-up sweatshirt and jeans for his halftime performance.
Adam Levine, Super Bowl 2019
As the performance went on Levine undressed, revealing a printed vest.
Travis Scott, Super Bowl 2019
Rapper Travis Scott wore a leather waistcoat, cap and leather trousers.
Justin Timberlake, Super Bowl 2018
Timberlake wore a nature-inspired suit with neckerchief.
Lady Gaga, Super Bowl 2017
Gaga wore a jewel-encrusted bodysuit and matching boots by Atelier Versace.
Lady Gaga, Super Bowl 2017
For her second ensemble, the actor and singer changed into an American football-inspired top and hot pants.
Chris Martin, Super Bowl 2016
Coldplay's frontman Chris Martin wore a tie-dyed jacket to perform.
Bruno Mars, Super Bowl 2016
Mars joined the performance in an all-black leather-look sweatsuit.
Mark Ronson, Super Bowl 2016
Ronson wore a gold and black varsity jacket to DJ.
Daisy Murray is the Digital Fashion Editor at ELLE UK, spotlighting emerging designers, sustainable shopping, and celebrity style. Since joining in 2016 as an editorial intern, Daisy has run the gamut of fashion journalism - interviewing Molly Goddard backstage at London Fashion Week, investigating the power of androgynous dressing and celebrating the joys of vintage shopping.
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