
Bebe Rexha performed at Macy’s Fourth of July Fireworks in New York wearing a rhinestone blue tank, studded shorts and combat boots.
Bebe Rexha’s Macy’s Fourth of July Fireworks performance look in New York on July 4, 2026 takes patriotic stage dressing in a less literal direction. Instead of stars-and-stripes costume, the outfit builds its impact through blue sparkle, black hardware, white texture and heavy performance boots.
The blue rhinestone tank top is the clearest focal point. Its scoop neckline and reflective surface make Bebe Rexha blue stage look visible under the purple and blue stage lights, while the small red underlayer detail near the neckline gives the outfit a quiet holiday color note without turning it into a flag costume.
The cropped white plush stole is the styling move that changes the upper half. It adds volume around the shoulders and gives the look a softer, brighter frame from a distance. That matters because the tank and shorts are compact; the stole creates stage scale without covering the performance shape.
The high-waisted dark shorts bring the look back into harder territory. The studded black belt is useful because it defines the waist and echoes the toughness of the tall lace-up combat boots. Those boots are one of the better choices here: they give the outfit weight, support movement, and match the dancers’ more rugged denim-and-boot styling.
The fishnet tights also help connect the shorts to the boots. They add texture across the leg line without introducing another color, which keeps the visual story readable. *Sparkle above, hardware at the waist, boots below* — the outfit works because each zone has a job.






As celebrity events performance styling, this is strong because it understands the broadcast setting. The look has enough shine for television, enough structure for choreography, and enough red-white-blue reference to fit the holiday without becoming costume literal.
8/10 feels right – the rhinestone tank and plush shoulder piece carry the stage image, while the boots keep the whole look performance-ready.


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