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Celine Dion’s best fashion moments, from Elie Saab to her Paris comeback

Celine Dion loves a sparkly gown. Since her career began in 1981, the Canadian singer has performed in countless shimmering, floor-length dresses befitting her diva status. Chanel, Dior, Versace, Armani Prive, Givenchy, Elie Saab and Zuhair Murad are among the major names she has turned to for stage looks. So when Dion, 58, made a triumphant return to the stage in Paris last weekend, it was…

Celine Dion’s best fashion moments, from Elie Saab to her Paris comeback

Celine Dion, the renowned Canadian singer, is famous for her love of opulent, floor-length dresses in her performances since her debut in 1981. Major fashion houses like Chanel, Dior, Versace, Armani Prive, Givenchy, Elie Saab, and Zuhair Murad have consistently provided her with stage looks. In her triumphant return to the Paris stage last weekend, Dion chose gowns from several prominent designers.

For her opening look, she wore a dusty-pink, shredded organza cape by Sarah Burton at Givenchy, over a shimmering gown embroidered in gunmetal pewter. Jonathan Anderson's custom Dior, featuring pleated fabric, was Dion's second outfit, complemented by Boucheron's The Address high-jewellery necklace and a Fuzzy, the Leopard Cat ring.

Her third look was a custom Alaia ensemble, consisting of a moulded leather bustier paired with a floor-length skirt that flared into a train. This marks another chapter in Dion's history of bold fashion choices. From her daring white John Galliano for Dior tuxedo backwards at the 1999 Academy Awards to her recent burnt-orange Schiaparelli midi-dress at the Grammy Awards in 2024, Dion continues to set trends in the fashion world.

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