Celine Dion turns the streets of Paris into a platform to showcase her looks

The first phase of Canadian singer Celine Dion's residency in the French capital, Paris, was concluded, achieving remarkable success after a series of singing performances that attracted widespread attention and received critical and public acclaim. The 58-year-old singer's looks on stage were appropriate to the occasion, with striking dresses often designed specifically for her, signed by international fashion houses, including "Scaparelli", "Dior", "Louis Vuitton" and "Alaya".

The concerts also represented a prominent milestone in the return of the emotional songs star to the stage, after an absence imposed by the “Covid-19” pandemic and her diagnosis with a rare neurological disorder. But Dion's presence was not limited to the Plenitude Arena, which has a capacity of about 45,000 spectators.

Since her arrival in Paris at the end of August, hundreds of fans have gathered in front of her hotel, where her moments of departure and return have turned into spectacles in themselves. Clips spread across social media in which she appeared to be simulating the movements of her bodyguards in a theatrical style, or taking a deep breath before bending down to get into her car, as if she was diving into water.

On one occasion, she jumped barefoot on the hood of the car, reacting to the cheers of fans who greeted her with singing. Aside from the high-end fashion designs on stage, her daily looks varied between tailored suits, leather designs, and unconventional cuts, with the frequent presence of prominent names in the world of fashion.

These choices reflected another aspect of her style, combining practical elegance with bold details. Before her inaugural concert, Dion appeared in white pants and an unbuttoned black shirt.

Then she chose a short black leather jacket and a medium-length skirt from American designer Tom Ford, before adopting a sleeveless gray suit with a loose cut, designed by Sarah Burton for the Italian house “Givenchy”. She also wore an asymmetrical leather jacket from the Spanish house "Loewe", which was distinguished by fur edges, and a warm coat with a thin belt.

On one occasion, she wore a long black dress with an asymmetrical cut and a side slit, while in another appearance she chose a brown suede jacket and skirt signed by French designer Simone Porte Jacquemus. Givenchy's designs maintained their presence in Dion's Parisian closet, as she appeared with blue jeans and a short black jacket with a cut at the waist, then with a two-piece blue leather look, in which she wore a shirt with an upside-down collar, and tucked it into a pleated skirt that included a slit at the thigh.

She also chose a crocodile-print jacket and skirt from the British designer Maximilian Davis for the Italian house Ferragamo, along with a jacket from the British house McQueen that was distinguished by prominent shoulders inspired by angel wings. In a more classic look, she coordinated an embellished skirt from the Italian house "Prada" with a dark blue sweater and a coat, and she also wore a dark classic suit with a gray coat that she placed on her shoulders.