Shania Twain styling herself on Queen of Me tour

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Twain confessed that she’s never felt freer during her three decades in music. “It does feel like I’m having the time of my life. So I’m enjoying it, absorbing it. I’m really looking at the people — really looking at them, absorbing them,” she said.

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“I feel more appreciative now than ever in my career,” the singer continued. “I’m celebrating loving my voice and the way I sing. It’s very satisfying to me to be able to sing out and express myself through my voice again without any reservation and fear.”

“You’re Still the One” holds a particularly special place in Twain’s heart. The song’s message has always resonated deeply with the singer, especially now more after the COVID-19 pandemic.

“The whole world has been through, vey recently, such an intense struggle. So coming out on the other side of that, we have [shown] that we’re making it, against the odds,” Twain noted. “The song champions togetherness.”

Shania Twain’s Sustainable Tour Looks

Shania Twain, the renowned artist behind the hit song “Man! I Feel Like a Woman!”, has taken a unique and sustainable approach to her tour costumes on the ‘Queen of Me’ tour. Instead of multiple quick changes throughout the show, Twain has decided to wear only one ensemble per night. In an interview with Indianapolis’ IndyStar, she explained her reasoning behind this choice: “I decided that instead of doing quick changes in a show, I’ll just change every night. So every show, the fans get a different look. It’s been a lot of fun, and it keeps it all fresh for me.”

To achieve this, Twain has become her own stylist, relying on her personal collection and creativity. She excitedly shared, “I’m enjoying basically pulling things out of my closet that I’ve had for years. Some of it is vintage haute couture, some of it is just from boxes of fabrics that I’ve had in storage. I’m repurposing and reimagining a variety of these things on my own.” By repurposing and reimagining her existing items, Twain showcases her commitment to sustainability while adding a touch of personal flair to each show.

Passing on Wisdom to Young Artists

Apart from her sustainable fashion choices, Shania Twain also expressed her delight in being able to pass on her wisdom and influence to young artists in the industry. Artists like Harry Styles and Taylor Swift, who discovered Twain’s music when they were just young, now seek her guidance and support.

Reflecting on this, Twain said, “The beauty of having longevity is that you get to experience from their own words what influence I may have had on them and still do. I have relationships with a lot of these artists. So, it’s surreal for everything to go full circle within my career, and I’m enjoying it very much.” She finds it gratifying to share her experiences and offer guidance to artists who are now navigating their own careers. Twain humorously added, “When they discovered me, they were little kids. Now, I’m talking to adults. It’s really funny.”

Conclusion

Shania Twain’s ‘Queen of Me’ tour showcases her sustainable styling choices, where she personally selects and repurposes items from her own closet. By wearing a unique ensemble for each show, Twain keeps the experience fresh for her fans. Additionally, her longevity in the music industry has allowed her to mentor and influence young artists, such as Harry Styles and Taylor Swift. Twain finds joy in sharing her wisdom and witnessing the impact she has had on their musical journeys.