Legendary singer Celine Dion continues to nurture her body and spirit through ballet, disciplined skincare, and sustainable health habits as she nears 60.

On October 1, Dion drew attention with her radiant appearance in a new ad campaign, wearing a pink sequin outfit trimmed with feathers. Fans on social media expressed joy at seeing the superstar looking vibrant and full of life once again.

In an exclusive interview with Page Six, Dion discussed her love of fashion and beauty. She said she has always adored shimmering outfits and usually wears a touch of natural pink lipstick when going out to brighten her face. Her most recent public appearance — at Elie Saab’s “1001 Seasons” fashion show in November 2024 — also featured a pink sequin gown.

At 57, the diva continues to exude elegance and confidence. In a 2019 This Morning interview, Dion said she is unafraid to go makeup-free because she feels comfortable in her own skin.

When performing, she applies an oil-based foundation for a thicker, more durable base that remains soft yet resistant to sweat or tears. Her daily skincare routine is simple: cleansing, day-and-night moisturizing, and cleaning her makeup brushes. Dion explained that because she sweats heavily on stage, she must wash her brushes frequently to prevent bacteria buildup. For a natural facial lift, she often wears her hair tightly pulled up into a bun or ponytail.

Celine doesn’t try to erase the signs of aging with cosmetics. Instead, she embraces them — seeing wrinkles and gray strands as natural parts of life.

According to Women’s Health, Dion spares no expense in caring for her body and appearance. During her 2002 residency at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, the All By Myself singer reportedly spent $2 million to install humidifiers on stage — a move that not only preserved her voice but also kept her skin hydrated.

Diagnosed with the rare Stiff Person Syndrome — a neurological disorder that causes muscle stiffness and disrupts mobility and singing — Dion was forced to pause her career. But rather than give up, she developed a personalized training regimen under expert supervision.

Her routine includes light-to-moderate exercises focused on small, precise movements of the toes, fingers, knees, and calves to maintain flexibility and reduce stiffness. She also dedicates time to ballet, which she describes as a romantic, dramatic, and deeply emotional art form. “It’s very difficult, but I love the challenge,” she told Women’s Health.

Thanks to her disciplined practice, Dion maintains a lean, toned physique. She attributes her good digestion and energy to constant movement. “I’m an Aries — very active,” she told InStyle. “Because I’m always on the move, I burn a lot of calories.”

Unlike many celebrities who follow strict or extreme diets, Dion favors moderation. Her breakfast often includes coffee and a croissant, while her meals prioritize vegetables, fruits, lean protein, and limited sugar or processed fats. She listens to her body rather than forcing herself into restrictive eating plans, following a philosophy of sustainable health over short-term aesthetics.

Dion emphasizes that mental well-being and mindset are equally essential. She practices self-love and strives to cultivate positivity. In a 2019 interview with Us Weekly, she said: “You may not be on stage or on television, but everyone has a voice and equal value. When you embrace your own beauty, you become stronger — and that strength leads to success.”

According to Vogue, Dion’s lasting global appeal lies not in chasing glamour, but in her enduring investment in health, authenticity, and emotional resilience.

Celine Dion, a Canadian artist, is recognized as part of The Vocal Trinity — alongside Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey — considered three of the most influential divas in modern music history. She has won five Grammy Awards, including Album of the Year and Record of the Year. In 2016, Billboard honored her as the Queen of Contemporary Pop.

Céline Dion Makes Rare Public Appearance with Her 3 Sons at Paul McCartney Concert amid Stiff-Person Syndrome

The singer stepped out with her children — René-Charles, 24, and twins Nelson and Eddy, 14 — for the Oct. 4 concert

Céline Dion stepped out to enjoy a concert from another legendary performer — and it was a family affair!

The singer, 57, made a rare appearance at Paul McCartney’s Las Vegas concert on Saturday, Oct. 4. Dion was spotted in the crowd of the Allegiant Stadium show, part of his ongoing Got Back Tour, with her three sons, according to the outlet.

The “My Heart Will Go On” musician, who wore a black turtleneck and hat, could be seen clapping and raising her fists in the air as she enjoyed McCartney’s performance alongside son René-Charles, 24, and 14-year-old twins Nelson and Eddy. Dion had welcomed her sons with her husband, René Angélil, who died in 2016 from throat cancer.

The mom of three has made very few public appearances since her stiff-person syndrome diagnosis — she was diagnosed with the rare autoimmune and neurological disorder in August 2022 — but has previously stepped out to enjoy live music.

In June, Dion was once again spotted in the crowd at Allegiant Stadium, where she not only attended Coldplay’s Music of the Spheres World Tour, but also chatted with frontman Chris Martin — who serenaded her during the show.

“Well, Celine, my beautiful sister. You make my heart go on and on, near far, you’re a total superstar. Let’s hear it for the legendary Céline Dion, we love you,” the “Fix You” hitmaker said of Dion after she appeared on-screen at the show, per a fan video shared on X.

Martin’s tribute, coupled with the crowd’s applause, left “The Power of Love” singer visibly emotional.

Dion — who appeared to attend the Coldplay show with her sons — later called the Las Vegas concert “unforgettable” on Instagram, writing, My heart is still singing! 🎶.”

“A heartfelt thanks to the band and their amazing team for welcoming my family with warmth and kindness,” wrote Dion. “It was all…fantastique❤️.”

The first family appearance at Allegiant Stadium came shortly after Dion revealed how she finds strength in her sons amid her health battle — which comes with symptoms like excruciating muscle spasms, difficulty walking and breathing — for a PEOPLE cover story.

“I barely could walk at one point, and I was missing very much living,” she told PEOPLE at the time. “My kids started to notice. I was like, ‘OK, they already lost a parent. I don’t want them to be scared.’ “

“I let them know, ‘You lost your dad, [but] mom has a condition and it’s different. I’m not going to die,” added Dion. “It’s something that I’m going to learn to live with.”