Celine Dion The track is dazzling.

On Wednesday, November 13, the singer took the stage in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, to perform at Elie Saab’s 1001 Seasons fashion show, celebrating the Lebanese designer’s 45-year fashion career.

By The standardDion closed the ceremony with her 1993 hit “The Power of Love” and 2002’s “I’m Alive,” as she sported a glamorous pink maxi dress, adorned with sequins.

The quintuple Grammy The winner, 56, also styled her hair in a low, sleek bun, while accessorizing with shimmering silver earrings, rings and bracelets.

According to The standardDion began her performance with “The Power of Love” as models walked past her. She then moved on to “I’m Alive” before leaving the runway with Saab, 60.

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Dion was also photographed arriving on the red carpet in a pink ensemble with large ruffles on each shoulder and a sheer cape.

“I’m back with the Queen @celinedion to Riyadh for @eliesaabworld 1001 seasons @ranifawazofficial“, Dion’s stylist Law Cockroach written on Instagram.

Meanwhile, the star was photographed backstage posing alongside other performers on the night. Jennifer Lopez And Camila Cabelloas well as the actress Halle Berry and designer Saab.

Dion’s appearance in Saudi Arabia comes after she performed on stage for the first time since revealing it. diagnosis of stiff person syndrome in 2022.

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The legend’s comeback show saw her singing The classic “Ode to Love” by Edith Piaf to the Opening ceremony of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games in July, before releasing her official live version of the song in October.

Dion wore a custom dress designed by Italian fashion designer Maria Grazia Chiuri for this latest performance. The dress featured details including 1,640 feet of beaded fringe.

“Thank you to everyone at @paris2024, @Olympic Games And @dior who helped make this dream come true,” said the Canadian singer wrote on Instagram the day after the performance.

“And now it’s already time to go!” I’m going to miss you Paris! – Celine xx…” added Dion.