By Mashable ME
Madoona's see-through white dress with a 'boy toy' belt is one of the most well-known outfits in music history, and many singers have paid their tributes to it.
Her Like a Virgin album saw her wearing many electric outfits with bold colours, bangles, bandanas and more. Her style was then picked up by youngsters of her generation.
For her Material Girl music video, she wore a beautiful pink gown that inspired generations of artists. It went up for auction and is estimated to fetch more than £150,000.
She brought back Spanish gowns after dropping this music video from her True Blue album.
Madonna wore an androgynous suit for the Express Yourself music video, which is from her Like a Prayer album. This came at a time when she wanted to comment on gender.
She went to the festival in Jean Paul Gaultier lingerie, along with and a pink kimono robe, to promote her film In Bed With Madonna.
In the early 1990s, Madonna made leather jackets a fashion statement, much like pop star David Bowie.
Madonna attended the 1991 Oscars after-party with Michael Jackson in Marilyn Monroe-inspired blonde curls, red lips, dark eyebrows.
Around the time she released the Frozen song, she wore this bright gown by Olivier Theyskens, which matched the overall appeal of the music video. The designer soon shot to fame after this.
Madonna popularised Japanese kimonos in 1999 when she performed at VMAs and Grammys that year.
She performed her song Hung Up at MTVs award show, where she wore this iconic dress to mark her return to music industry.
She wore a dress by Chanel on Cannes red carpet for her documentary I Am Because We Are.
At the 2012 Super Bowl halftime show, she wore Givenchy Haute Couture by Riccardo Tisci to sing a medley of hits.
She and her son wore Ralph Lauren suits for the 56th Grammy awards.
She wore Jean Paul Gaultier couture for the event.
Madonna donned a latest look where she wore an eye patch during her performances, paired with lace dress and fishnet stalkings.
She wore a Mugler Haute Couture for the award show.