How to Get the Madison Beer Skin in Fortnite

The Madison Beer Icon Cup is over. Here's how to get her Fortnite skins now, what the 3,400 V-Bucks bundle includes, and which offer gives the best value.

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Madison Beer Skin in Fortnite

Madison Beer joined Fortnite’s Icon Series on September 24, 2026, during Chapter 7 Season 4, titled Override. Her set arrived in the Item Shop at 5:00 PM PT (8:00 PM ET) with two outfits, two back blings, emotes, and Jam Tracks. The Make You Mine song was already in Fortnite Festival before the collab, and Beer publicly asked Epic for a skin during a February Hot Ones appearance.

The collab also had a free route. The Madison Beer Icon Cup gave the Satin Angel outfit to top players on September 24. That cup has ended, so the Item Shop is now the only way to get either outfit. Below, you’ll find what each offer costs, which option gives the best value, and what to check before you spend V-Bucks.

Madison Beer Fortnite skin price and offers

Madison Beer Fortnite skin price and offers
Image Credit: Epic Games

Epic’s official Item Shop listings sell each outfit with a bonus item. A full bundle costs 3,400 V-Bucks, down from its listed 6,800 V-Bucks.

OfferPriceWhat you get
Make You Mine Madison1,500 V-BucksOutfit, Madison’s OG Pickaxe
Satin Angel Madison1,500 V-BucksOutfit, Madison’s Angel Wings Back Bling
Madison Beer Bundle3,400 V-Bucks12 items (full list below)

The Madison Beer Bundle includes:

  • Make You Mine Madison (Outfit)
  • Satin Angel Madison (Outfit)
  • Madison’s OG Pickaxe
  • Madison’s Angel Wings (Back Bling)
  • Mookie & Maple Plushies (Back Bling)
  • Bittersweet (Emote)
  • Yes Baby (Emote)
  • Madison’s Mic (Microphone)
  • Madison’s Glam Wrap
  • Rooftop Madison (Loading Screen)
  • Yes Baby (Jam Track)
  • Bittersweet (Jam Track)

The Complexity Jam Track isn’t in the bundle, so you have to buy it separately. Both outfits also come with LEGO styles.

Which Madison Beer offer should you buy?

Buying both outfit offers separately costs 3,000 V-Bucks. The bundle costs 400 V-Bucks more and adds nine items: the plushies back bling, both emotes, the microphone, the wrap, the loading screen, and two Jam Tracks. Jam Tracks usually sell for 500 V-Bucks each, so the two tracks alone are worth more than the 400 V-Bucks difference.

  • Buy a single outfit offer if you only want one look. The Satin Angel offer is the better single buy because its Angel Wings back bling reacts to in-game music. The design is based on the outfit Beer wore at the 2025 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show. The Make You Mine offer pairs its Tomb Raider-inspired outfit with a pickaxe instead.
  • Buy the bundle if you want both outfits or you play Fortnite Festival. It’s the only way to get Yes Baby and Bittersweet together for less than the combined price of the two outfit offers plus one track.

How to buy the Madison Beer skin in Fortnite

Buy the Madison Beer skin in Fortnite
Image Credit: Epic Games
  1. Launch Fortnite and open the Shop tab from the lobby.
  2. Find the Madison Beer section at the top or search for “Madison.”
  3. Select the Madison Beer Bundle or a single outfit offer.
  4. Check the price shown. If you own some items already, Fortnite may lower the bundle price.
  5. Click and hold the Purchase button to confirm.

The items go straight to your Locker. If you’re short on V-Bucks, check the free Fortnite skins available in September 2026 before spending money.

Things to know before buying

  • Shop exit date: Several outlets report the set leaves on October 4, 2026. Epic’s store pages don’t list an end date, so treat that date as unconfirmed and don’t wait until the last day.
  • Content rating: Epic lists two bundle items as usable only in experiences rated Teen. They won’t appear in lower-rated islands.
  • Refunds: The bundle and outfit offers use standard Item Shop refund rules. Check your remaining refund tickets before you buy on impulse.
  • Cup winners: If you won Satin Angel Madison in the cup, the Make You Mine offer (1,500 V-Bucks) is likely cheaper than the bundle, unless you also want the emotes and Jam Tracks.

How the free Madison Beer Icon Cup worked

The Madison Beer Icon Cup ran on September 24, 2026, in three formats: Reload Duos, Zero Build Reload Duos, and a Solo Reload Cup for mobile. You needed multi-factor authentication turned on, and the top finishers in each region won Satin Angel Madison and Madison’s Angel Wings.

Reported cutoffs ranged from the top 30 in smaller regions to the top 500 duos in Europe. Cup eligibility is also tied to your competitive rank, which our Fortnite Power Rankings explainer covers.

No second session is scheduled. Epic has sometimes run cups again for returning Icons, but there’s no sign of a rerun for Madison Beer at the time of writing.

Signing Off

Madison Beer joins other music Icons from this year, including Lil Tecca’s Festival Season 15 set and Addison Rae’s crossover. Icon sets usually return to the shop months later. Until then, the 3,400 V-Bucks bundle is the cheapest way to get both outfits and her Festival tracks, and more on-brand looks are in our list of the hottest female Fortnite skins.

Can you still get the Madison Beer skin for free in Fortnite?

No. The free Satin Angel outfit was only available to top finishers in the Madison Beer Icon Cup on September 24, 2026. Now you can only buy it from the Item Shop.

How much is the Madison Beer bundle in Fortnite?

The Madison Beer Bundle costs 3,400 V-Bucks for 12 items. Each outfit costs 1,500 V-Bucks on its own and comes with one bonus item.

How many Madison Beer skins are in Fortnite?

There are two: Make You Mine Madison and Satin Angel Madison. Both include LEGO styles.

When does the Madison Beer skin leave the Item Shop?

Reports point to October 4, 2026, but Epic hasn’t confirmed it on the store page. The set will probably return later, like other Icon Series sets.

Which Madison Beer Jam Tracks are in Fortnite?

Yes Baby, Bittersweet, and Complexity. The bundle includes the first two, so you have to buy Complexity separately.

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Swetabh Shekhar is a gaming journalist at The SportsRush with a Master’s degree in Mass Communication. He has been playing video games since childhood and has seen the gaming industry evolve firsthand across PC, console, and online platforms. His coverage spans major franchises such as GTA, Assassin’s Creed, Call of Duty, Prince of Persia, and The Walking Dead. He also closely follows Roblox, with a strong interest in its evolving games, frequent updates, and creator driven ecosystem. Outside of gaming, Swetabh is passionate about fitness and spends his free time reading books on finance.
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