World Cup 2026
Shakira Wears Marine Serre Moon-Print Outfit at FIFA World Cup Final
At the 2026 FIFA World Cup final, Shakira appeared in a distinctive Marine Serre moon-print top and leggings, drawing attention with her fashion-forward look.

During the 2026 FIFA World Cup final, Shakira captured attention by wearing a striking ensemble from Marine Serre featuring the brand’s signature crescent moon motif. The singer attended the event alongside various athletes and celebrities such as Tom Cruise, David Beckham, Kevin Hart, Jay-Z, and Beyoncé backstage.
Shakira’s Moon-Print Outfit at the FIFA Final
Shakira donned Marine Serre’s ‘All Over Moon Jersey set,’ which included a strapless, body-hugging top and matching leggings adorned with the label’s iconic crescent moon pattern. The top had a nude beige background with black moon prints, creating a contrasting optical effect that emphasized her silhouette. The leggings reversed this color scheme, featuring a black base with beige moon motifs, fitting snugly and ending just above her black pointed-toe ankle boots.
To complement the outfit, she wore opera-length gloves made from the same moon-print fabric, extending beyond her elbows and enhancing the monochrome aesthetic. Accessories included narrow black rectangular sunglasses with gold hardware and long silver earrings that added subtle movement as she turned her head.
Her hair was styled in loose, voluminous honey-blonde waves cascading past her shoulders. Her makeup was kept simple with glowing skin, rosy cheeks, defined eyes, and glossy pink lips.
Shakira shared behind-the-scenes photos from the event, posing with the oversized World Cup trophy and alongside Spanish footballer Ferran Torres. Marine Serre acknowledged the appearance on social media, highlighting that Shakira wore their print during one of football’s most prominent nights.
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