Fashion & Beauty

Katy Perry’s fashion extravaganza lands in NYC

Nothing is louder and more outlandish than Katy Perry’s music — except, of course, her fashion sense. Rainbows, kittens, smiley faces and all the saccharine trappings of the pop star’s Technicolor universe are present in the eye-opening ensembles of her Prismatic World Tour, made by top designers from some of the most famous and fantastical brands in fashion. Here’s a sample of Perry’s best looks from the tour, which touched down Wednesday at Madison Square Garden.

Glow shtick

Katy Perry opens the show in a light-up ensemble.Kevin Mazur/WireImage

The show opens with “Roar” and Perry decked out in iridescent Roberto Cavalli — a crop top and flouncy skater skirt embellished with prism crystals that create an ultra-reflective kaleidoscope effect.

Katy Purry

Katy Perry channeled her cat, aptly named Kitty Purry, in this pink number.Kevin Mazur/WireImage

Perry’s alter ego emerges wearing a Pepto-pink cat suit by The Blonds. (Coincidentally, the New York designers’ fall 2014 show was Catwoman-inspired.)

Butterfly effect

Perry fluttered to the stage in this Valentino-designed outfit.Kevin Mazur/WireImage

Romance rules the stage when Perry steps out in Valentino. The dress, with its diaphanous layers of butterfly-embroidered white tulle, is in perfect tune with Perry’s slowjam set.

Happy camper

It’s nothing but smiles as Perry dons a Jeremy Scott costume.INFphoto

Jeremy Scott, the king of camp and Moschino’s creative director, used the brand’s classic smiley face motif for a bustier Perry wears with a yellow biker jacket and peace-sign-print leggings paired with a slime-green wig. The outfit comes off as an ode to ’90s Nickelodeon.

Finale bang

Perry closed out the show in this larger-than-life Todd Thomas creation.Christie Goodwin/Getty Images

How could the concert not end with “Firework”? Perry belts her irrepressible anthem in glittering garb by New York-based designer Todd Thomas — a bodysuit sewn with firework-print dress panels as big and thunderous as the show itself.