Celine Dion held her first concert of a series at the Plénitude Arena in Nanterre, west of Paris, on Sept. 12, 2026.
After battling a rare neurological disorder, the singer got to fulfil her dream of returning to the stage after years. Thousands of fans from all over the world descended on the arena west of Paris, clamoring to see the star in concert after her medical scare.
To celebrate the monumental opening night, Dion opted for two glamorous looks, one from Dior, the other from Givenchy. The Dior ensemble, via the mind of Jonathan Anderson, was custom-made and crafted from an all-black pleated and gathered fabric. Anderson is the founder of JW Anderson and was the former creative director at Loewe.
The garment was classic Dior, reminiscent of Christian Dior’s vision for a new look brought on in 1947 during the namesake designer‘s debut collection. This “new look” consisted of a few recognizable elements that we see mirrored in Dion’s ensemble, including a fitted bodice, cinched waist, and a full skirt falling below the knees.
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