Madonna has never been shy about showing off her style savviness. She’s also not afraid to wear fashionably bold outfits. She proved that once again in a new video that she shared on social media.
Taking to Instagram on Tuesday, February 3, the singer popped up a post that showed her circling a table while dancing and lip-syncing to her own song, “Thief of Hearts” from her 1992 “Erotica” album. While her moves are as sleek as always, it’s her outfit that you might notice first.
Wearing a piece of black lingerie, Madonna has slipped a fur leopard-print coat on top and has fishnet tights on underneath. She also slays a pair of dark sunglasses, sparkly earrings and sheer gloves.
In the caption, she wrote, “Hearts are meant to be broken…….💔”
Madonna’s Fans Were Quick to React to Her Post
GettyWhen Madonna shared the video of herself on Instagram, it sparked seemingly endless fire emoji reactions. On top of that, others left admiring comments.
“Show us what you got, girl 🔥,” one person wrote.
Another person added a comment, saying, “You’ve already stolen my heart!”
“Madonna is THAT Girl ❤️🔥,” came from a third fan.
Someone else wrote, “Yaaaaaaasssss queeeeeen!!!!! 😍😍😍😍❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤”
A few commented on the choice of song.
One fan wrote, “I truly believe we should give more appreciation to this album ‘Erotica’ 🔥🔥🔥 it was fire, and it was ahead of its time, I love it so much! ❤❤❤”
Another person commented, “It’s about time this track got some love ❤️ One of my faves, I love how raw and rough it sounds! 💯”
‘There are Fashion Icons, and Then There’s Madonna’
GettyMadonna may be famous for her contributions to the music scene as well as her acting. However, fans certainly can’t ignore her impact on the world of fashion.
Women’s Wear Daily noted that “Madonna arguably transformed the way fashion connects with pop stars and celebrities in general.”
Indeed, “[t]here are pop stars, there are fashion icons, and then there’s Madonna — the singular force who’s spent four decades shapeshifting through the cultural zeitgeist like it’s her personal closet,” according to Grazia.
“Born Madonna Louise Ciccone on August 16, 1958, the Michigan native arrived in New York in the late ’70s with $35 in her pocket, a dream in her head, and a penchant for taking risks — sartorially, musically, and otherwise,” Grazia continued. “Forty-plus years later, she’s still rewriting the rulebook on what a woman in pop (and fashion) can look like, wear, and say.”
