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She is the queen of style reinvention.

Madonna has been setting fashion trends since she first entered the music scene in the early 1980s.

There was her vintage shop look for Borderline, her clean style for Bedroom Stories, a cowgirl look for Music, a hippy yoga feel for Ray Of Light, and a disco theme for Confessions On A Dance Floor.

Her latest Rebel Heart played with a bondage theme.

And so many other styles were interspersed between those phases.

Here’s a look back at her most dazzling fashion statements as she went from New York City clubber to major Grammy winner and now a TikTok favorite.

She had a messy vintage store collection look when she started her career in 1982 with Everybody in NYC.

More of the same – with lace mixed with denim and rhinestones – for 1983’s Burning Up.

By the time her self-titled album Madonna came out in 1983, she was leaning on piles of bracelets, leggings, and tank tops.

Holiday saw her in lace in 1983. Borderline and Lucky Star were variations on that same look.

For Like A Virgin in 1983, she was shock blonde and wore a wedding dress with layered necklaces.

Material Girl was seen borrowing from Marilyn Monroe in 1985.

Desperately Seeking Susan set a new style standard in 1985.

By the time she debuted True Blue in 1986, she had a whole new look. It was more 1940s inspired with a vintage look for Live To Tell and Lana Turner for La Isla Bonita.

Dark hair and black lingerie was the theme for Like A Prayer.

And a very chic pantsuit look with lace lingerie dominated her Express Yourself video.

She went for Hollywood glamor when she promoted Dick Tracy with her then-boyfriend, Warren Beatty.

Corsets, garter belts and thigh-high stockings with ruby ​​red lipstick were her costume for Justify My Love.

A more elegant boudoir look was used for Erotica and her coffee table book Sex in 1992.

And she looked retro for her acting in A League Of Their Own.

The 1992 film starring Tom Hanks and Geena Davis was a smash hit as Madonna wore red lipstick and 1940s baseball dresses.

In 1996 she was a real movie star with Evita.

The Argentinian’s role helped land him on the cover of Vogue and ready the red carpet at events.

Ray of Light stripped her of her lingerie looks when she focused on a more hippie, patchouli-scented style with long hair, braids, beads and ripped jeans in 1998.

In 2000, she borrowed a cowgirl theme from Music, making denim and diamonds fabulous.

American Life spotted her in 2004 in military dress with a beret.

Then it was a disco look with a leotard, fishnets and dancing shoes for Confessions On A Dance Floor in 2006.

Hard Candy brought her back to a bondage look with lots of sex appeal and high heels.

And then in 2015 she went all black for Rebel Heart with long curly hair.

Madame X gave her an eye patch.

Now she focuses on sexy selfies with leotards and sometimes dresses while reinventing herself with Instagram and TikTok.

Her most recent highlight is her collaboration with Beyonce on Break My Sould.