After a year of head-turning denim and iconic visuals, Beyoncé and Levi’s are riding off into the sunset—and they’re doing it in serious style.
Yes, the denim saga is coming to a close, but not without one final mic drop. The new capsule collection, part of Levi’s Reiimagine campaign, marks the fourth and final chapter in a collaboration that’s been rewriting denim rules with feminine flair. It’s giving cowboy-core, it’s giving legacy, it’s giving—“you’ll want this whole look in your wardrobe, thanks.”
Beyoncé’s final act includes a visual short called The Denim Cowboy, a cinematic mash-up of all three previous ads—Launderette, Pool Hall, and Refrigerator—reimagined with her as the one calling the shots. Where Levi’s ads once placed men at the center, Bey flipped the narrative, dropped the mic, and made it a moment for the girls.
From the world tour to the Cowboy Carter album (yes, the one with Levii’s Jeans on loop), it’s clear denim wasn’t just an outfit—it was the aesthetic, the message, the vibe. And now, with this last drop, she’s sealing it all up with sparkly studs and attitude.
Standout pieces? Try the Western Crystal ‘90s Shrunken Trucker jacket (£195) and the Western Crystal 501 Curve jeans (£115). Pair them together and suddenly, you’re not just wearing denim—you’re starring in your own Beyoncé video.
The capsule is now live on Beyoncé.com and hits select Levi’s stores globally this Thursday.
“Levi’s has long been a uniform for progress,” said Kenny Mitchell, Global CMO at Levi’s. But let’s be honest: Beyoncé gave it body, drama, and a whole lot of relevance.
With the Super Bowl and FIFA World Cup both coming to Levi’s Stadium in 2026, the brand’s future is packed with culture moments. But one thing is clear: after Beyoncé, they’ve got some pretty big boots to fill.
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