A look back at Céline Dion's style evolution
There are two things unmatched when it comes to award-winning music legend that is Céline Dion: her voice and her wardobe.
There is nothing she can't make cool, from acid wash jeans to a pantsuit worn back to front (yes, really).
These are some of Dion's best-ever style moments.
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Attending the Yamaha World Popular Song Festival in 1982, Dion won a Golden Medal while wearing her ruffle-cuffed prairie dress.
Dion was rocking big hair, acid wash jeans and an oversized trench coat whilst at the Shelbourne Hotel in Dublin in 1988.
Effortlessly chic, Dion donned a white spaghetti-strapped dress with matching mules to watch Mike Tyson against Peter McNeely in 1995.
Big blown-out hair perfectly balanced her beaded halterneck dress for the Billboard Music Awards a year later in 1996.
While in Saint-Denis, Paris in 1998, Dion wore a dress with a fur-collard brown coat.
Performing in 2002 at the Kodak Theatre in Los Angeles for her new CBS special Celine Dion: A New Day Has Come, she wore a sheer one-shouldered top.
She paired her look with her 2000s staple low-rise pants and a funky belt.
Dion wore this famous backwards tuxedo during the 71st Annual Academy Awards in 1999.
The John Galliano tux sent the world into a frenzy, the singer later revealed to People that it was ahead of its time.
"When I wore that look… everyone was wearing dresses, not pants," she said.
"If I would do this today it would work. It was avant-garde at the time. And it doesn't matter, you just have to assume what you wear, you wear, and I did."
Dion attended Zootopia 2002 at Giants Stadium in a simple white tank and brown low-rise pants.
Showing off her new hairstyle in 2003, Dion wore a simple black top and pants combo, topped off with a beaded cape.
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