Celine Dion‘s style streak in Paris got the Spanish luxury treatment. The singer stepped out on Tuesday sporting a playful, contemporary take on the little black dress by Loewe.
The “It’s All Coming Back to Me Now” singer wore a look from creative directors Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez‘s fall 2026 ready-to-wear collection. The black dress was crafted in a leathery fabric, with a shift bodice and sinuous, elevated neckline.
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A drop waist gave way to textural differentiation, with a severe asymmetric angle that was cut with voluminous, soft, yarn-like fabric. A short train trailed the Grammy Award-winning artist on the pavement. Dion also wore the Comic black pumps from Loewe and carried the Flamenco clutch.
Dion’s look made its runway debut last March as part of Paris Fashion Week. Turning to artist Cosima von Bonin as a key inspiration for the curation, McCollough and Hernandez, both of whom succeeded Jonathan Anderson’s creative director role at the Spanish luxury fashion house in April 2025, continued to usher in Loewe’s next chapter with designs that were “joyous, young and zesty,” per Miles Socha’s WWD review of the collection.
Loewe, fall 2026
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“For their humdinger of a sophomore show, they decided to lean into craft,” Socha wrote. “So we were looking at inflatable channels added to outerwear, scarves and gingham skirts worn under woolen coats; the latest possibilities for a boudoir-inspired staple when latex is cast in a 3D-printed mold, and what’s possible with animal fluff when you take your shaggy coat to a top Parisian dog groomer.”
Spots of sporty style seamlessly integrated into the collection “via rubbery kitten heels with the look of swim shoes, and visor-like sunglasses anchored to the head with a beefy strap. Their deep love of American sportswear could still be felt in the corduroy jeans — actually more shearling carved into wide-wale wonders,” Socha wrote.
Celine Dion
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Dion’s Paris concert residency kicks off on Sept. 12 at the Plenitude Arena. The series of performances marks a return to the stage for the singer, who last made an appearance during the 2024 Paris Olympics opening ceremony. Sixteen shows will run through Oct. 17, followed by 10 additional dates beginning May 8 and concluding on May 29, 2027.