Shania Twain came ready to conquer the red carpet in a design by Falguni Shane Peacock for the Academy of Country Music Awards on Sunday night in Las Vegas, Nev.
The “That Don’t Impress Me Much” singer wore a strapless gown from the designer’s Ashen Roses Collection, presented in collaboration with airline Lufthansa. The dress featured a fitted bodice and a cinched waist for added silhouette definition, before transitioning to a column skirt.
All over the dress, shimmering sequins created bursts of firework-like patterning, with varied tones of metallic silver. The skirt of the dress, though, incorporated a wild statement element that added a playful touch to the overall design.
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A black panther, also crafted in sequins and a reference to the FSP logo, contrasted the feminine look with animalistic energy. Glittering in its design, the black panther was accentuated and highlighted by wisps of sheer fabric that flowed from the waistline of the dress to the arrival carpet, in shades of black and gray.
Twain added a pair of black leather gloves to her attire, complete with metallic silver grommets running from the wrist to the bicep. She added diamond rings, a simple necklace and earrings to accessorize.
Falguni Shane Peacock’s Ashen Roses Collection made its runway debut during Lakmē Fashion Week in April 2025, curated with a bevy of sparkling designs throughout.
Shimmering details and animal elements aren’t a new motif Twain’s incorporated into her red carpet wardrobe. In years past, the singer paid homage to her “That Don’t Impress Me Much” music video with a leopard print look with custom elements by Rodarte, which she wore to the 2022 People’s Choice Awards.
The 61st Academy of Country Music Awards were held Sunday night at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, with Twain taking the stage as a first-time host. The ceremony, streamed live on Prime Video, featured performances by Kacey Musgraves, Miranda Lambert, Lainey Wilson, Blake Shelton, Kane Brown and Cody Johnson. Megan Moroney went into the show with the most nominations, at nine, followed by Lambert with eight and Ella Langley and Wilson with seven each.
