The Fashion Of Shania Twain: The Queen Of Country Pop
Nashville has seen its share of rhinestone cowboys (and girls), but Shania Twain changed the game.
Nashville has seen its share of rhinestone cowboys (and girls), but Shania Twain changed the game. The Canadian star hit the top of the charts with her country-pop fusion on the multi-platinum The Woman In Me and became the first country star of the MTV generation.
Shania has come a long way since her Canadian tuxedo days of ripped jeans of the early 90s. Inspired by the pop stars of the day, she scandalized the county music scene with her crop-tops and thigh-high boots, but it cemented her as a new breed of country star, one with crossover, global appeal.
Shania has done more for leopard prints than Peg Bundy and Fran Fine combined, and she still brings a sense of glamour and surprise to a genre that often resists it. As she put it, “Once I got into sequins, that was it, there was no turning back.”
From her Robert Palmer-inspired leather looks to lace bodysuits, we revisit some of the most iconic Shania Twain looks that always impressed us much.
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