Celine Dion found solace in her mustard-colored Valentino coat worn at the 2024 Grammys, revealing that it provided her with comfort and support amidst her battle with stiff-person syndrome. Speaking in an episode of Vogue’s “Life in Looks,” Dion expressed how nerve-wracking yet honorable it was to take the stage at the February ceremony. Styled by Law Roach, she paired the coat with a delicate pale pink pleated dress while presenting Taylor Swift with the Album of the Year award.
Reflecting on her fashion choice, Dion emphasized the liberating nature of expressing oneself through fashion, stating, “You can do whatever you want in fashion, have a good time, wear that coat, own that coat, go for it.” The coat served as a momentary shield from her struggles, allowing her to embrace the excitement of the event.
Dion also shared insights into her ongoing health battle with stiff-person syndrome, a rare autoimmune disorder causing muscle stiffness and spasms. Despite the challenges, she remains hopeful for a cure while acknowledging the need to adapt and live with the condition. Her journey will be further explored in her upcoming documentary, “I Am: Céline Dion,” set to premiere on June 25 on Prime Video. Through this project, Dion aims to raise awareness about the little-known disorder and inspire others facing similar health struggles.
Source:usmagazine.com
