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C\u00e9line Dion is back on stage and in spectacular style. The Canadian icon made her long-awaited return to singing in her live performance on Sept. 12 at the Paris Plenitude Arena in France. The show marks her first concert in six years following her 2022 diagnosis of stiff-person syndrome<\/a>, as well as the first of her 26-night show residency at the Paris arena.\u00a0<\/p>\n While her comeback itself was definitely the main event, Dion\u2019s fashion had a starring role, too, with five different looks throughout the show. Styled by longtime collaborator Annie Horth, the singer\u2019s wardrobe on Saturday night included a carefully curated mix of custom couture, sparkle and sculptural silhouettes from multiple Paris fashion houses. Read on for all the details on each incredible look from her iconic comeback.<\/p>\n A strapless Dior gown <\/p>\n Dion opened the show in a dramatic black Dior gown by designer Jonathan Anderson, featuring a strapless neckline and voluminous, sculptural pleating. Completing the custom look was an equally show-stopping diamond necklace, from French luxury maison Boucheron<\/a>. <\/p>\n A gold-accented Schiaparelli look<\/p>\n For her next look of the night, in which she sang one of her most iconic songs, My Heart Will Go On, Dion changed into custom Schiaparelli by creative director Daniel Roseberry. The high-neck ensemble featured bold cut-outs and intricate gold detailing, and was inspired by a Haute Couture Spring 2025 design from Roseberry (which itself was a reference to an archival Schiaparelli piece<\/a> from the \u201930s). <\/p>\n A cape and dress by Givenchy\u00a0<\/p>\n The singer later donned a custom Givenchy look designed by Sarah Burton. It featured a pink cape of shredded organza that Dion eventually removed to reveal a dazzling silver embroidered dress.\u00a0<\/p>\n A sparkling Tom Ford gown<\/p>\n Next came a black long-sleeved gown by French designer Haider Ackermann for Tom Ford. Highlighted by a high-cut slit on the right leg and embellishments that sparkled under the stage lights, the look was accessorized with black ankle-strap heels.<\/p>\n A sculptural ensemble by Ala\u00efa\u00a0<\/p>\n For the show’s finale, Dion went with a custom-made ensemble by French luxury house Ala\u00efa. It featured a black moulded leather bustier that contrasted against a velvet mermaid skirt and was accessorized with a chunky wrap-around bracelet. <\/p>\n