Live Action Music Videos with Memorable Costumes

Madonna's iconic cone-shaped bra and corset were designed by Jean Paul Gaultier for the music video of "Vogue".

The red leather jacket worn by Michael Jackson in the "Thriller" music video became known as "The Thriller Jacket" and is an iconic symbol of pop culture.

Lady Gaga's meat dress, designed by Franc Fernandez, made headlines when she wore it to the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards and in the music video for "Born This Way".

Beyoncé and her dancers wear black leotards in the music video for "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)", which became a symbol of female empowerment and dance.

Katy Perry's whipped cream bra and cupcake dress were designed by Perry herself and worn in the music video for "California Gurls".

ABBA members wear white jumpsuits in the music video for "Dancing Queen", which became a symbol of disco fashion.

Pharrell Williams' large hat, known as the "Happy Hat", became a symbol of joy and optimism in the music video for "Happy".

Freddie Mercury wears a white robe in the music video for "Bohemian Rhapsody", which became an iconic symbol of the band Queen.

Sia's large blonde wig and nude bodysuit became a symbol of mystery and intrigue in the music video for "Chandelier".

Michael Jackson's zombies wear black suits in the music video for "Thriller", which became a symbol of horror and suspense.

Prince's purple suit and ruffled shirt became a symbol of his flamboyant style in the music video for "Purple Rain".

Madonna wears a white dress in the music video for "Vogue", which became a symbol of elegance and sophistication.

David Bowie's Ziggy Stardust costume, designed by Freddie Burretti, became a symbol of glam rock in the music video for "Ziggy Stardust".

Michael Jackson's zombies wear black boots in the music video for "Thriller", which became a symbol of their menacing presence.

Beyoncé's gold bodysuit and feathered headdress became a symbol of black pride and empowerment in the music video for "Formation".