The Most Fashionable Super Bowl Halftime Shows

Fashion has drastically evolved throughout the years, especially at the Super Bowl. Who knew that a sports event could have so much impact on the fashion world? Stars like Prince and Lady Gaga wore bold and beautiful pieces which illuminated the stage. We, of course, adore the performances themselves, but the outfits are the cherry on top. As another Super Bowl quickly approaches, let's take a trip down memory lane and recall some of the most memorable halftime outfits. 

Although we're not certain who the designer is, it would be tragic not to include these iconic Halftime Show outfits. Diana Ross opened her show wearing a huge, metallic cloak and later changed into a strapless orange and magenta gown. 

Britney Spears was the face of Y2K, and her style still lives on in today's fashion world. Her outfit choice for the 2001 Super Bowl Halftime Show wasn't really out there for her standards, but it's not every day that you see someone wearing a tube arm sock.  

Although her performance is mostly remembered for the infamous wardrobe malfunction, Janet Jackson looked powerful in her dominatrix-inspired outfit and definitely showed the world she belongs on the stage.

Prince's bold and eccentric fashion style will go down in history. For his Halftime Show performance, he wore a see-through orange top underneath a bright turquoise suit. 

Madonna and Nicki Minaj made a daring statement as they wore matching cheerleader outfits while performing the classic "Give Me All Your Luvin'."

The long-awaited reunion between Beyoncé and her former bandmates, Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams, was a hit, and their outfits definitely didn't disappoint. Queen Bey wore a leather bodysuit designed by Rubin Singer. 

The pop star opened her show by wearing a flame dress designed by Jeremy Scott and stood on an enormous, mechanical lion. After some time, Perry changed into a 1950s-inspired mini dress. 

Taking inspiration from the movie Black Panther, Beyoncé and her background dancers wore matching ensembles designed by Zana Bayne.

As expected, Lady Gaga stunned her audience with her jewel-encrusted pieces and matching metallic boots by Atelier Versace.

JLo and Shakira bring the heat wherever they go, and their Halftime Show was hot, hot, hot. Atelier Versace designed all of Lopez's looks while Peter Dundas created all of Shakira's.