Madison Beer joins Fortnite Icon Series with two outfits
Madison Beer is the next star to join Fortnite's Icon Series, the range of playable outfits based on real-world performers.
Her collection arrives in the Fortnite Item Shop, the game's store for outfits and extras, on Thursday, Sept. 24 at 8 p.m. ET, as confirmed to Billboard on Sept. 23.
Beer placed the crossover alongside her biggest career moments. "Definitely up there with being nominated for a Grammy and playing Madison Square Garden," she told Billboard.
Two outfits. Four extras. Three playable songs.
One outfit recreates her bedazzled pink angel look from her 2025 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show performance. The second is a "Fortnitified" edition of her "Make You Mine" visual, a version reworked for the game's art style.
Four cosmetics will land alongside the outfits. They include "Yes Baby" and "Bittersweet" emotes, the short dances and gestures players can trigger during a match. For Fortnite Festival, the rhythm performance mode inside Fortnite, two tracks from Locket and "Complexity" will be playable.
Players will have two ways in. The Madison Beer Icon Cup runs Thursday across Duos Reload, Duos Zero Build and Solo Reload modes, giving competitors a chance to unlock items through play. The full set goes on sale in the Item Shop later that evening.
Beer will show the skins in action herself. She plans to debut them during a livestream on Twitch on Friday, Sept. 25.
Gaming crossovers are familiar ground for her. Her League of Legends virtual group collaboration "POP/STARS," released in November 2018, reached No. 1 on Billboard's World Digital Song chart. She later appeared in the 2024 launch campaign for LEGO Fortnite Odyssey and LEGO Fortnite Brick Life with the LEGO Group and Epic Games.
Earlier this year, she named winning a Grammy, performing at Madison Square Garden and appearing on Hot Ones as three major goals, and discussed Fortnite during that Hot Ones appearance.
What makes this stand out for players is how much of Beer's catalogue arrives at once. The outfits cover the look, the emotes cover movement, and the Festival tracks add music to play.
