Celine Dion risks wardrobe malfunction, nasty fall while out in revealing mesh dress in Paris
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Singer Celine Dion risked both a wardrobe malfunction and a nasty fall in the name of fashion while in Paris on Monday.
The 51-year-old “Ashes” songstress is currently on the European leg of a tour, with shows in London, Berlin, Manchester and more. She stepped out in Paris over the weekend in a head-turning gown from designer Iris van Herpen that left little to the imagination.
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}The singer stepped out on an Iris van Herpen gown. (Marc Piasecki/GC Images)
However, the star almost took a tumble to sport a high-fashion look while rushing to her car to avoid a crowd. Her high heel got caught on the bottom of the mesh dress leading to near-disaster. The gown sports some wavy lines that play tricks on the eyes, but would have likely come right off had she continued to walk with it pinned to the pavement. Underneath she appears to be wearing a very low-cut black romper that would have left her mostly exposed in public.
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The star almost took a tumble while rushing to her car to avoid a crowd on July 1, 2019 in Paris. (Marc Piasecki/GC Images)
Fortunately for the “My Heart Will Go On” singer, she had someone there to give her a hand and walk her safely to the vehicle.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}The star has been talking a lot in the past few days about her fashion both on and off the stage.
On Thursday, Dion appeared on "This Morning" talk show and spoke about how she keeps her makeup perfect on stage.
The 51-year-old “Ashes” songstress is currently on the European leg of a tour. (Marc Piasecki/GC Images)
"I sweat on stage, I think that is very important to keep brushes clean. Sometimes I wish I could sweat so much so people can see how hard I work!" she explained.
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"On stage, I don’t use water base makeup, I use oil based makeup. Because sometimes things may get emotional and I might cry. Water based, if I cry, it’s gonna streak but oil based it stays in place, so I can wipe it off."