Celine Dion’s Leather LBD Is Perfect for Dancing
It’s a particularly exciting time to be a Celine Dion fan. After making her street-style comeback last week in an avant-garde Alaïa trench, the star is once again out and about in Paris—this time, in fresh-off-the-runway Loewe.
On September 1, the Canadian singer was spotted leaving Le Royal Monceau hotel in a leather gown from the fall 2026 collection by Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez. The frock featured dramatic rippling throughout the bodice, creating an oversized cowl-neck effect. While the top was polished and supple, the bottom presented a textural twist—with thick feathers lining the base and cascading into a floor-grazing side train. She finished with the brand’s mini Flamenco clutch, Comic pointy-toe pumps, and her hair slicked back into a polished bun. Upon exiting the lobby, Dion was greeted by fans playing one of her most iconic songs, “Pour que tu m’aimes encore.” She, of course, stopped to dance—leaning into the design’s celebratory silhouette.
The 58-year-old star’s triumphant return to the street-style scene coincides with her upcoming residency at Plenitude Arena, where she will be performing from September 12 through October 17. It marks her first time taking on a full run of concert performances since being diagnosed with the rare autoimmune disorder stiff-person syndrome in 2022. Her highly chic outings, naturally, are making a comeback, too.
Though she has collaborated with Law Roach in the past, Dion is reportedly now working once again with longtime stylist Annie Horth. The singer has always played with texture, pattern, and proportions, and her recent looks have doubled down on this sartorial effervescence. After debuting her reworked Alaïa trench last Friday, she stepped out in a dramatic leather jacket look from Tom Ford’s fall 2026 show on Monday. Her latest Loewe look—with its sculpted leather bodice and rippled draping—adds yet another layer of richness to the incomparable Celine Dion fashion repertoire. If these outings are any indication, her upcoming return to the stage will be nothing short of theatrical.
