J.W.Anderson is a designer that takes some guts to wear, so leave it to Celine to pull it off with aplomb. Here, she styles it with colour-blocked accessories, such as her green Hermes tote bag and a pair of cobalt blue shoes.

When you see stars rocking up to their recording studios to record a new track, most of the time they’d be togged out in casual sweatpants and comfy sneakers, but not Miss Dion. Instead, she pulls out the style stops with a mini A-line dress and a pair of vertiginous heels.

What do you wear to the airport? Jeans, a hoodie and some kind of sneakers that you can kick off mid-flight? Celine takes mile-high fashion to new heights when she showed up for her flight in an embroidered and floral Gucci dress.

Rocking her take on tonal dressing, Celine pairs a rust-coloured cut-out blouse with a statement skirt that comes with a generous smattering of embellishment. If her look is too much for you, swap out the skirt for a plain one in a similar colour and it will still look just as good.

Reminding everyone again who’s the queen, Celine dons a DSquared2 jacket, complete with bright bows, power shoulders and a myriad of beads festooned on the back of the jacket.

Even when she’s flying in a sweatshirt and denim jeans, Celine has to throw in an item that reminds us how daring she is with her style. In this case, she’s going to board a plane in nothing less than thigh-high boots.

Neon colours automatically make you think of ’90s rave parties, but Celine works it tastefully by sticking to an outfit of black separates. This allows her highlighter-yellow Vetements dress to stand out, whilst at the same time, keeping it grounded and played down.

Neon pink shoulder pads, tufts of silver fabric poking out the back and a pair of disco boots in silver glitter? Only Celine Dion would dare to wear.

Featuring an intricate web of crystals and sequins, Celine’s Alexander McQueen by Sarah Burton gown featured not just a flowing cape and inter-crossing straps, it also put the many phases of the moon on the hem.