
- On Saturday afternoon, Grammy-winning artist and living icon Celine Dion (opens in new tab) stepped out in New York City wearing a particularly bold outfit.
- The singer's ensemble was Barbie doll hot pink from head to toe and included both a pleated midi-length skirt and a pair of very wide-legged trousers.
- Dion (opens in new tab) strutted through NYC in the look, posing like she was on her own personal catwalk.
Celine Dion (opens in new tab) continues to be a bold, 24/7, one-woman runway show.
On Saturday afternoon, the Grammy-winner (opens in new tab) was photographed strutting her stuff on the streets of New York City—and yes, "strutting" is the best word to use here. Dion stepped out (opens in new tab) in a head-to-toe hot (hot, hot) pink ensemble and owned it like a living, breathing, epic ballad belting Barbie doll.
Here's an inventory of the hot pink pieces in Dion's outfit:
- One hot pink, button-down top
- One hot pink blazer jacket with a unique, cutout lapel (which, it's worth mentioning, she wore draped artfully over her shoulders)
- One hot pink, pleated midi skirt
- One pair of hot pink, wide-legged trousers
- One hot pink clutch
If you did a double-take at the inclusion of both a hot pink, pleated skirt and a pair of hot pink, wide-legged trousers, rest assured it is not a typo. Only Celine Dion (opens in new tab) could pull off this combo in this color, but put it off she did. Behold:
Not only did Dion pull the look off (opens in new tab), she fully owned it. And she knew that she owned it, if the runway-worthy poses she kept striking in the candid shots are any indication:
Dion (opens in new tab) did wear at least two pieces that weren't hot pink: Her sunglasses, which appear to be white (or possible pale pink—but that could just be the reflection of the glorious hot pink of the rest of the ensemble) and her thin, silver belt.
Bowing down. To this look. To Celine Dion in general (opens in new tab). To turning sidewalks into runways. To the total package.
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Kayleigh Roberts is a freelance writer and editor with more than 10 years of professional experience. Her byline has appeared in Marie Claire, Cosmopolitan, ELLE, Harper’s Bazaar, The Atlantic, Allure, Entertainment Weekly, MTV, Bustle, Refinery29, Girls’ Life Magazine, Just Jared, and Tiger Beat, among other publications. She's a graduate of the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University.
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