Fashion moments and status symbols you might have missed at the Super Bowl LX

Bad Bunny made history as the first solo Spanish-speaking Latin artist to headline the halftime show, and he did it while dressed in Zara.

His cream outfit from the Spanish fashion retailer included a collared shirt and tie, as well as a jersey with the number 64. Later in his performance, he added a matching cream blazer to finish his look.

Travis Scott arrived at the Super Bowl in vintage Chanel, rocking a cream linen baseball jersey with an interlocking CC logo. He accessorized with several gold chains, including one featuring a crucified Jesus pendant on an anchor.

He wore what appeared to be a Casio calculator watch on his wrist, and yes, his orange iPhone 17 Pro made its way into the look, too.

Travis Kelce looked sharp at the game in a black double-breasted Fear of God blazer, which retails for $2,200 on SSENSE. He accessorized with a pair of Chrome Hearts Cliterally sunglasses.

Jay-Z and Blue Ivy Carter made an appearance at the game together.

The rapper wore a Roc Nation x Paper Planes x NFL Super Bowl LX black hoodie featuring the slogan “The Game Needs Me” on the front. It retails for $140 on the NFL site.

Meanwhile, his daughter rocked a black Off-White varsity bomber jacket and a Balenciaga Neo Cagole City bag in denim, which retails for $3,500 at Saks Fifth Avenue.

Tom Brady showed up to the Super Bowl in a custom NFL MVP varsity jacket with his name on it.

He also appeared to have on a blue ceramic Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar, a watch he’s been spotted with several times before.

Brandi Carlile performed “America the Beautiful” at the Super Bowl pregame show while wearing a $1,790 Thom Browne cotton twill 4-Bar Unconstructed Classic Sport Coat with matching trousers.

Chris Pratt showed up for the Super Bowl in full Seahawks spirit, proudly wearing his team’s jersey. It retails for $175 on the Nike website, but is currently out of stock.