Celine Dion Gets Autumnal With Burgundy Ferragamo Pumps Fresh Off the Spring 2027 Runway
Celine Dion matched burgundy Ferragamo slingback pumps to a tan suede look in Paris on Friday, wearing designs straight from the spring 2027 runway.

Celine Dion brought another fresh-off-the-runway look to Paris on Friday with a Ferragamo spring 2027 ensemble featuring burgundy slingback pumps.

Maximilian Davis’ latest ready-to-wear collection for Ferragamo hit the runway during Milan Fashion Week last month, with a number of belted ensembles on display, including look 40, worn by Dion on Friday. Her tan suede look was set off by her burgundy elaphe leather pumps, bringing together two quintessential fall colors in one look.
The pump silhouette stood out with a pointed toe, dramatic curved heel and a V-shaped strap design across the foot narrowing toward the V-cut vamp. The leather was subtly embossed with a linear pattern which added a textural element to the shoes.
The silhouette was presented alongside other shoe styles on the Ferragamo runway, including wedge sandals, slingbacks with folded vamps and jewel-adorned satin mule heels. Miles Socha wrote in a review of the collection for WWD, “Shoes included new variations on the F wedge, first pioneered by founder Salvatore Ferragamo in 1947, and a new interpretation of the Vara pump.”

Dion’s footwear served as a warm complement to her cognac-hued look featuring a fitted jacket with a long stole in pieno fiore suede and matching skirt; the look also featured two belts in shiny brown leather. The musician was styled by Annie Horth and Patrick Vimbor, who have also dressed her in look 44 from the spring 2027 Ferragamo collection.
Dion’s Parisian wardrobe has also included an all-black Tom Ford by Haider Ackermann completed with a sharp low-cut ankle strap pump, a Loewe black dress, an Alaïa trenchcoat and more. She’s completing her current residency in France’s capital with shows on Friday and Saturday, and she’ll be back for another residency in May.

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