Shakirina dress made of 200,000 Swarovski crystals, took two weeks to make

The dress worn by Shakira during her performance was designed by creative director Fausto Puglisi. The creation was intended to withstand the stadium lighting at MetLife in New Jersey while allowing the singer to execute complex dance moves alongside 34 other dancers. The entire design process, including the ruffled skirt elements, was based on Cavallie’s motif, “Golden Ray.”

The ensemble was meticulously coordinated, ensuring that Shakira’s dress matched the costumes of her accompanying dancers.

The overall look was finalized with her long hair and understated makeup. Shakira delivered an energetic performance, characterized by dynamic choreography, which contributed to her receiving the title of “Best Dancer” from the judging panel. The complexity of the garment suggests a substantial design effort, with the production timeline estimated to require two weeks.

The technical aspects of the dress were engineered to manage the harsh stadium lighting while maintaining full mobility for the demanding choreography.

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