Shania Twain graced the cover of Haute Living—and the images have the internet wrapped around her finger. While it’s no secret that the 58-year-old can rock any hair color, she looks undeniably stunning as a blonde.
In the feature, published on Wednesday, April 17, the “Man, I Feel Like a Woman” singer posed in a stunning array of designer outfits, from Christian Siriano and Louis Vuitton to L’Agence and Michael Kors. While she stunned on the cover with long brunette locks and face-framing highlights, the rest of the photoshoot showcases the music icon with Barbie-blonde hair, styled by celebrity hairstylist Dimitris Giannetos.
And she gave fans what they wanted, touching on her hair evolution, which has spanned light pink, bright red, jet black, and her signature brunette. The hair color that seemingly lit her up the most? Her bright pink mane.
“It’s funny—the reason that I even experimented with [the pink] was because I’m going grey,” Twain told the outlet. “And now I’m thinking that when I’m entirely grey, maybe I should just dye my hair at that point and rock the pink.”
The country singer—who’s celebrating the 25th anniversary of her Come on Over album and preparing for her third Vegas residency, “COME ON OVER — The Las Vegas Residency — All the Hits!”—says attendees can expect a rainbow of hair colors during her performance too.
‘It’s the way I feel when I have that color on,” she continued. “It makes me feel youthful. I don’t need to look younger in my own mind—it’s not a goal of mine—but I do like to feel refreshed, and the pink hair does that. It’s awesome.”
As for her performance style? “I’m definitely going to focus on fashion for the upcoming shows,” she said. “It will be a different wardrobe than anyone has ever seen, but it’s also an entirely different show from anything I’ve done before.”
“It’s going to be more athletic, more dynamic in terms of the talent on stage,” Twain added. “It’s going to feel more energized than ever.”
Another reason it’s going to be extra iconic? Because Twain says she’s “in my ‘making the most of life’ era.”
“I’m not wasting a minute,” she told the outlet. “I’m taking more time to reflect, imagine, and dream. I’m being self-focused, but not self-ish. And ironically, by knowing myself better and spending more time on myself, I’m only now realizing what I achieved 25 years ago.
I’m absorbing it and appreciating it now more than I did then… and there’s something to be said for reflecting. It’s an indulgence, a luxury I didn’t have 25 years ago. I could easily be doing the same thing, spending my time the same way, never stopping for a minute, but I think that now, I have more to give than I ever have before.”
