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Shakira Wears Gaurav Gupta’s She-Wolf Ensemble in Madrid
Shakira wore a special outfit made by Indian designer Gaurav Gupta.
She wore it during her concert residency in Madrid.
The outfit has a brass piece shaped like a she-wolf.
It also includes a skirt made from Banarasi silk brocade.
More than 10 craftspeople worked on it for over 500 hours.
The she-wolf is an important symbol in Shakira’s music and artistic image.
This is the second time Shakira has worn a Gaurav Gupta design.
Her world tour began in February 2025 and will have 127 performances.
Shakira wore a custom Gaurav Gupta outfit during her Madrid European Residency.
The ensemble includes a sculpted brass she-wolf breastplate and a Banarasi silk brocade skirt.
More than 10 artisans spent over 500 hours creating the outfit.
The she-wolf represents instinct, resilience, strength and feminine power in Shakira’s artistry.
The Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour began in February 2025 and is scheduled to conclude in October after 127 performances.
- Who
- Singer Shakira wore an outfit designed by Gaurav Gupta and styled by Nicolas Bru.
- What
- She wore a custom ensemble featuring a sculpted brass she-wolf breastplate and a handwoven Banarasi silk brocade skirt.
- Where
- Madrid, Spain.
- When
- During the Madrid European Residency of the Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour, which began in February 2025.
- Why
- The design reflects Shakira’s artistic association with the she-wolf and combines couture with Indian textile craftsmanship.
Key facts
- Designer
- Gaurav Gupta
- Stylist
- Nicolas Bru
- Materials
- Sculpted brass and handwoven Banarasi silk brocade
- Production time
- More than 500 hours
- Artisans involved
- More than 10
- Tour
- Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour
- Planned tour length
- 127 performances, concluding in October
Quotes
Gaurav Gupta
Indian fashion designer who created Shakira’s custom tour ensemble
“Shakira’s artistry has always embodied fearless transformation. The she wolf became the natural heart of this creation, a symbol of instinct, strength, and freedom, brought to life through brass, Indian craftsmanship, and couture that moves with the power of performance.”
telegraphindia.com







