When she first burst on to the music scene, she was a ballsy, breath of fresh air who broke all the rules when it comes to being a female pop superstar.
But three decades on, Madonna left some fans cringing as she continued to repeat her racy past during the opening night of her Rebel Heart tour on Wednesday.
The Material Girl, who turned 57 last month, put on a typically provocative show, which included a range of risque dance routines.
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Same old show? Madonna, who turned 57 last month, put on a typically provocative performance, including a routine where she cavorted with a young male dancer, on the opening night of her Rebel Heart tour in Canada on Wednesday
She also cavorted with a much younger male dancer during one segment of the show, grinding up against him as she made her way through her hits-packed back catalogue.
Showing off her impressively toned figure in a tiny 1920s inspired outfit, including a tiny sequinned dress and fishnet tights, she risked showing too much by kicking her legs into the air while performing.
Another costume change included the matador-themed ensemble she wore during her now infamous Brit Awards performance earlier this year.
However, Madonna was undeterred as she donned a remarkably similar Spanish-style get up for the first night of her Rebel Heart Tour in Montreal, Canada on Wednesday.
Out of touch? The Material Girl continued to flash the flesh in a series of risque outfits as she gyrated around the stage
Up in smoke: The star then suggestively placed a cigar in a dancer's mouth as she showed off her legs in a revealing 1920s number
The iconic singer started her 64-show global arena trek with typical showmanship.
The Material Girl was uncharacteristically covered up in the red and black bullfighter traje de luces costume - one of eight different looks during the show - designed by Spanish tailors Zaragoza.
She wore her chest-length blonde tresses in perfect tousled waves, framing her immaculately made-up facial features.
The Vogue singer - who is the best-selling female recording artist of all time - seemed to be travelling the globe one stage outfit at a time as she changed into a Chinese-inspired fitted coat, carrying an open fan for her dance number.
Matador? Other ensembles included a fusion between Japanese costume and the bullfighting theme she wore during her now infamous Brit Awards routine
Flamboyant: The Material Girl was uncharacteristically covered up in the red and black bullfighter traje de luces costume - one of eight different looks during the show - designed by Spanish tailors Zaragoza
The Queen of Pop wears lavish designs from Moschino’s Jeremy Scott, Gucci’s Alessandro Michele, Alexander Wang, Prada, Miu Miu and Swarovski during the high-energy show.
She's seen encased in a cage, as well as saucily performing on a stage full of beds, and performed pared down acoustic versions of some her perkier 80s classics including Who's That Girl.
The mum-to-four is seen in a video taken at the show and posted to Instagram in impressive toned shape and back to her usual outrageous self, dressed in a tassled corset and play-spanking one of the male dancers.
Classic: She wore her chest-length blonde tresses in perfect tousled waves, framing her immaculately made-up facial features
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