When it comes to the Queen Beyoncé, let it be clear that she does not do concerts, she creates experiences!

Yup, just like the late Michael Jackson, whom Yoncé has often credited as an influence in her career. Even though the internet has created an odd debate between the two greats.

You saw her bomb-a** show with a full marching band, 100 dancers, her former Destiny Child sisters, and her little sister, Solange, but we can't stop talking about the outfits Bey chose to dazzle and amaze us with!

Take a look at a few of her looks that are sure to be trending all summer '18!

Before she served us everything, Bey was on her chill according to Style Beyonce as she rocked her Ivy Park beanie ($25), Festival Logo Mesh Tee ($58) and Logo Tape jacket ($130). 

Yoncé chose to open her show in a stylish summer look featuring a yellow custom-made Balmain hoodie sweatshirt with sequined details of "BAK." Take note that the sleeve has Beyoncé-Coachella tags. She paired the hoodie with booty shorts from Coal n Terry vintage, also giving us legs for days, and funky fringe boots made by none other than Christian Louboutin.

When performing with Destiny’s Child, the 36-year-old mother of three gave us pizaazz with a side of fly wearing a custom-made army fatigue Balmain black-and-gold mini dress. Group members Kelly and Michelle synced up with Bey in matching custom looks as well.

According to the creative director of Balmain, Olivier Rousteing, he worked closely with Beyoncé’s stylist, Marni Senofonte, to create the perfect look for each change.

“My obsession with perfecting every tiny element of every runway is matched by hers for perfecting every tiny element of every performance—and, when one perfectionist teams up with another, the results can be pretty incredible,” Rousteing shared.

While all of Beyoncé’s looks were a hit to her loyal fans, it was the royal cape and crown that had everyone bow down and give thanks!

Queen Bey has proven once again that she knows how to keep us talking and we, her attentive fans, are here to report the greatness. Slay, Bey, slay!