Madison Beer Joins Fortnite Icon Series With Skins, Emotes and Jam Tracks

Madison Beer is joining Fortnites Icon Series with a full cosmetics drop that includes two outfits, reactive back bling, emotes and Jam Tracks, Epic Games confirmed in a trailer spotlighted by NME and VICE.

The collaboration goes live in the Item Shop on Sept. 24, 2026 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PT in the United States, which lines up with 1 a.m. BST on Sept. 25 in the United Kingdom, NME and VICE both reported. VICE published a full regional schedule spanning Mexico City, Braslia, India, Japan, Australia and New Zealand so players can sync local clocks to the same shop rotation. Beer joins a recent Icon stretch that has also featured artists and creators such as Addison Rae, EsDeeKid, Sabrina Carpenter and Travis Scott, NME noted.

Beer publicly asked for a Fortnite skin earlier this year on Hot Ones while playing a fuck, marry, kill” round with Fall Guys, Fortnite and Dress To Impress. She said Fall Guys mattered because she played it with fans while streaming, then added, Fortnite I would marry. I love Fortnite, before addressing Epic on camera: “Stop changing things that we love about Fortnite. Keep it original and give me a skin, please!” Epic later posted that “She manifested it all alongside the collab trailer, according to NME.

In a statement quoted by NME, Beer called the partnership definitely up there with being nominated for a Grammy and playing Madison Square Garden, adding that Fortnite is one of the things in her life she is obsessed with and would die for.” The crossover package centers on two outfits: Make You Mine Madison, rebuilt from her visualizer look with a microphone on a leg harness and a hip holster, and Satin Angel Madison, recreating her Victorias Secret Fashion Show 2025 runway look with a pink crystal corset, matching set and thigh-high boots that react to music with glowing silver detailing and pulsing boot flames, NME reported. VICE described the Make You Mine silhouette as battle-ready in a Tomb Raider-adjacent vein while framing Satin Angel as the pink-corset runway recreation with glowing feathers.

Additional cosmetics include Madisons angel wings back bling, also music-reactive with pink flames that pulse to the beat; Madisons OG pickaxe, her twist on the classic Fortnite tool; the Bittersweet emote, which rains confetti and bubbles in the style of the music video; and the Yes Baby emote, built from tour choreography for Victory Royale celebrations. Jam Tracks cover Yes, Baby, Bittersweet and Complexity. VICE listed estimated Item Shop prices for individual pieces ranging from roughly 400 to 1,500 V-Bucks and suggested a full bundle near 4,000 V-Bucks, stressing that Epic had not confirmed pricing before shop entry. VICE also catalogued optional extras such as a Microphone pickaxe and Mookie & Maple Plushies back bling among the revealed set.

To mark the launch, Epic is running a Madison Beer Icon Cup. Top performers in each region can earn the Satin Angel Madison outfit and the angel wings without spending V-Bucks, NME reported the same free-path format Epic has used for prior Icon Series cups. Beer is also scheduled to stream Fortnite on Twitch on launch day, both outlets said, giving fans a live look at the skins in-match.

For readers tracking creator and brand crossovers on Influencers, the drop sits in a busy season of platform partnerships, from fashion-week debuts such as Kai Cenat’s Vivet NYFW turn to gaming-music Icon Series launches that turn Hot Ones jokes into Item Shop inventory. The Beer collab also lands in the same broader Fortnite crossover window that has recently mixed music Icons with other franchise packs, keeping Item Shop chatter high across entertainment desks.

Whether players buy the Make You Mine battle-ready look, chase Satin Angel through the Cup, queue the new Jam Tracks, or just watch Beer stream the launch, the Icon Series arrival converts a viral ask into a full Epic Games product line. For Fortnite, it is another high-profile music crossover timed to the Sept. 24 shop rotation; for Beer, it is a career-adjacent flex she has already ranked alongside Grammy nominations and Madison Square Garden.