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Celine Dion Shows Off Her Feet in Dramatically Low-Cut Curved Tom Ford Pumps in Paris

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Celine Dion Shows Off Her Feet in Dramatically Low-Cut Curved Tom Ford Pumps in Paris

Céline Dion is continuing to use the entrance at the Le Royal Monceau hotel as her own personal runway. The singer is staying at the hotel during her 2026-27 Paris concert residency and steps out to greet her fans ahead of each show, wearing designer threads and shoes.

On Wednesday, Dion wore a head-to-toe Tom Ford by Haider Ackermann look. She opted for a black soft napa lambskin officer jacket with phantom technique detailing, paired with a black silk duchesse sculptural pleated strapless evening top featuring cups and lingerie-inspired finishing.

She styled the top with a black soft napa lambskin belted pencil skirt with Tom Ford-perforated detailing. The singer completed her look with the MIA bag, Penn sunglasses and a black clutch. Still, her shoes stole the show.

She stepped out in the Tom Ford Black Shiny Kid 105mm Double Ankle Strap Pump from the fashion house’s spring 2027 collection. The high heels feature dramatically sculpted sides that highlight the contours of the singer’s foot. The low-cut décolleté pumps also expose the top of the foot, providing a contrast to their sharp, pointed toes.

The shoes were held in place by two dainty buckled ankle straps, while the four-inch stiletto heel elongated her legs. Dion is a known lover of high heels. So far, for her pre-concert looks, she has stepped out in a variety of shoes, including styles from Alaïa, Saint Laurent, Ferragamo and more.

Dion’s comeback concert residency is taking place at the Plénitude Arena in Nanterre, just west of Paris, France.


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