Givenchy spokeswoman Caroline Deroche-Pasquier said Tuesday that Riccardo Tisci from Givenchy created two concert outfits for Madonna’s upcoming world tour "Sticky & Sweet.” "I feel incredibly fortunate to have been given the opportunity to offer the world of Givenchy Haute Couture to Madonna the Icon, the Artist, the Woman for whom I have so much respect and admiration, " Tisci said in a press statement.

Other designers from the same label are also working on outfits for the 49 year old’s world tour, but the spokeswoman refused to give any names. The French fashion house will dress The Queen of Pop and her dancers for the entire tour, which kicks off next month in Cardiff, Wales, on Aug. 23 with stops across Europe, including Berlin, Rome, London and Paris, ending with North America.

Madonna has worked with French designers before - Jean-Paul Gaultier was behind the 1990 "Blonde Ambition" tour, while Dolce & Gabbana called the shots in 1993.

Givenchy talked about the first outfit as being "a reference to 'Gangster Pimp' and Art Deco" and about the second he explained details about it being "a Gypsy inspiration". It appears that the first outfit that Tisci created for her is a dark gothic coat dress in black stretch satin trimmed with pleated black silk organza embroidered with jet beads. The second one is more “gypsy” like, a long-hooded cape in black silk taffeta embroidered with jet stones and a dress with multicolored ribbons and fuchsia colored metal chains.

It is not yet known if other fashion labels are also involved in creating Madonna’s image for her next tour.