Estere Ciccone Vogues in Sleek Boots With Mom Madonna and Sister Lourdes Leon at ‘The Celebration Tour’
Madonna’s daughter, Estere Ciccone, continued her mother’s pop legacy with a dance performance during “The Celebration Tour.”
During the tour’s opening night at the O2 Arena in London, Ciccone took to the stage in a pair of tall black boots — instantly reminiscent of similar styles Madonna has worn for over four decades. The child’s footwear — seen while she vogued in front of Madonna and older sister Lourdes Leon as “judges,” who gave her perfect 10 scores — featured glossy black patent uppers with stretchy, tall shafts, narrow toes and thin high heels.
Ciccone’s footwear served as a sharp base for her voguing outfit for the occasion: a black sleeveless jumpsuit with a high neckline and raised shoulders. The Versace piece was accompanied by matching long gloves, each given added flair from the Italian brand’s signature swirling “Barocco” print in light yellow hues. A coating of allover crystals completed Ciccone’s outfit with a burst of glamour, as well.
During the family moment, Leon opted for minimalist attire in a black miniskirt and pointed leather boots. Madonna, meanwhile, leaned into her longtime boudoir aesthetics with a bead-trimmed black minidress, buckled crystal-covered heels and one of her iconic Jean Paul Gaultier cone bras — further embellished with black studs and crystals for a dynamic statement.
Madonna’s “The Celebration Tour” is the musician’s 12th headlining concert. The international greatest-hits tour will feature 78 shows across Europe and North America through April 2024, with stops including London, New York City, Berlin and Paris.
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