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Shania Twain’s music is compelling, but her fashion complements the story.
Twain, who will be celebrated at Tuesday’s ACM Honors event airing on FOX, spoke to Fox News Digital about why fashion is so important to her.
“I believe that fashion is really part of what the songs represent,” Twain told Fox News Digital.
“The songwriting is the root, the skeleton of everything, and then the performance, the stage, the videos and the fashion – that’s all behind the aesthetic and really at the forefront of everything that represents and presents the music,” she added.
Shania Twain accepts the Poet Laureate at the ACM Honors airing on FOX.
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Twain wore two outfits for her appearance at the ACM Honors. She kicked off the night in a beautiful black dress, accessorized with a leopard print cowboy hat and matching boots.
She later changed into a gold dress with a gold neckline to accept her award.
Shania Twain poses after walking the red carpet at the 2022 ACM Honors.
During the awards show, which aired tonight, Twain was honored by Avril Lavigne, Kelsea Ballerini and Tiera Kennedy. Each performer sang a rendition of the country music star’s music catalog and paid tribute to Twain through fashion.
The dancer wore the same dress that Twain wore to the Grammy Awards in 1999. The all-white dress features long sleeves and a high neckline. Twain wore the dress to accept two Grammys; one for Best Female Country Vocal Performance and one for Best Country Song.
“I’m so amazed,” Twain told Entertainment Weekly on the red carpet. “She looks stunning. She looks like an absolute angel. It’s so flattering to see her in the dress and she even wanted to wear it. I said, ‘I hope it’s not too dusty after I’m at the (Grammy Museum).’ “”
Shania Twain smiles as Kelsea Ballerini wears her famous 1999 Grammys dress to the 2022 ACM Honors.
Shania Twain pictured at the Grammys in 1999.
Lavigne also honored Twain with her dress for the ACM Honors. The Canadian singer wore a leopard print outfit in a nod to Twain’s outfit for the “That Don’t Impression Me Much” music video.
Avril Lavigne wore leopard print in honor of Shania Twain while performing at the ACM Honors.
At her Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony, Lavigne told Fox News Digital, “I just honored Shania Twain with the Poet Laureate and performed her song ‘No One Needs to Know.’ I sang on stage with her when I was 14. I won a competition on a local radio station to sing with him. Of course, that was very helpful and created a buzz around me.”
“I think it’s so beautiful that she would do that for younger artists,” Lavigne said. “She’s amazing, she’s inspired me a lot. She’s an amazing songwriter and she’s a Canadian who kicks butt.”
Shania Twain attends the American Heart Association’s 2020 Go Red for Women Red Dress Collection at the Hammerstein Ballroom.
Twain is being awarded the poet laureate. “This award is given to a country music songwriter for outstanding and long-lasting musical and/or lyrical contributions during their career, with special consideration given to the impact of a song or songs on country music culture,” according to the Academy. of Country Music. .
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Twain reacted to the award on Twitter.
“It’s been a bumpy ride, I kept my chin up, got a tough skin and got on with it!! Got to spend the night at the historic Ryman Auditorium surrounded by my friends, fellow singers and beautiful fans, what a great night.” Twain wrote after filming the awards show.
“Receiving the @ACMawards Poet Laureate was a dream come true,” she added. “But spending the night with so many of my friends – who I might add are inspiring women (!!) made it even more dreamy!!”
Twain focused on sharing her wisdom with young songwriters, focusing on women just starting out in the country music industry.
“As I said in my very long speech tonight about my advice to young songwriters, especially women starting out, is that you really have to expect to be rejected,” she explained to Fox News Digital.
“It’s part of the journey and you have to also accept that there are going to be other people, other writers, other artists who are stronger and better than you. You can grow and learn from, and you have to embrace this. It is nothing. to be discouraged.”
Shania Twain (pictured in 2003) performs during the first half of Super Bowl XXXVII between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Oakland Raiders.
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The country music star noted that “persistence” and “hard work” are the keys to success.
“Nothing beats that,” she added.
