How Céline Dion Became a Fashion Icon

Trying out the opposite side of the ’90s style spectrum, the singer channeled her inner bombshell in a red cut-out Versace gown at the American Music Awards.

An early adoptee of the naked dress, she wore a sheer black gown with nothing but a black thong underneath to the 1993 Grammys. In true ’90s fashion, she accessorized the look with a black choker.

Going for another naked dress moment, Dion wore a sheer textured gown and nude underwear at the 1997 Grammy Awards.

In a red-hot look, the singer donned a sparkling red gown that featured a sheer panel over her stomach.

In a taupe one-shouldered gown and matching purse at an event.

While out in Québec, the singer looked incredibly chic in a white suit and crop top. She accessorized the look with a matching Chanel bag and pearl earrings.

In a mix of high-low fashion, Dion styled a T-shirt with a ball gown skirt at the 1999 People’s Choice Awards.

She wore a pale blue gown with sparkling asymmetrical detailing to the 1999 Grammys, where she took home two awards for the Titanic soundtrack.

In one of her most iconic looks of all time, Dion showed up to the ’99 Academy Awards wearing a white tuxedo blazer backward. The unforgettable John Galliano look was topped off with a hat and black rectangular sunglasses.

During the decade of low-rise jeans and perma-exposed hip bones, the singer hit the red carpet in a cutout gown at the Billboard Music Awards.

She wore a silky white jumpsuit and scarf while attending a fashion show in Las Vegas.

For the finale of her first Las Vegas residency, she stunned in an icy blue ruffled gown.

In a sparkling white gown and massive emerald and diamond necklace at the Academy Awards.

In a white fur jacket and black leather pants while out in Paris.

Going for the shine factor, she returned to her Las Vegas residency in a sparkling metallic full-length gown.

In a green leather mini dress and strappy sandals at the 2015 Billboard Music Awards.

In a black leather high-slit gown while out in New York.

In a Vetements sweatshirt (fittingly emblazoned with a Titanic graphic), jeans, and gold heels leaving the Royal Monceau hotel.