It's a fashion moment that makes a little more sense than your average outfit: Celine Dion is finally back on the red carpet. Her long-awaited return arrived on Monday night in honor of her long-awaited documentary I: Celine Dion.

A rare sighting of Dion has been recorded on the red carpet for the first time since he was diagnosed with Stiff Person Syndrome (SPS), a rare neurological condition that causes painful muscle spasms and stiffness in 2022. After several years of keeping a low profile, Dion dominated the red carpet at the event in a sparkling, all-white outfit.

On Monday 6/17, Dion was photographed attending the New York premiere of the film at Alistair Hall. On this occasion, the award-winning vocalist chose a cream-colored blouse with long sleeves with a bow loosely tied to the neckline. She shoved the silky button-down into a skirt of white rows sweeping the floor.

Dion's appearance was almost minimal. With the help of celebrity stylist Law Roach, the "My heart goes on" singer subtly accessory her appearance with a thin crystal decorative belt at the waist, a stack of pearls and silver bracelets, studded pearl earrings. The exact credit of her appearance has not yet been shared.

Gramwise, a 56-year-old musician, chose lightly dusted pink eyeshadow, black eyeliner, and bare lips to complete.

Stars from Gail King to Laverne Cox attended the Manhattan premiere of the documentary. Dion was also attended by her 23-year-old son, René Charles Angelil, who wore a classic black tuxedo to the event.

Dion has mostly opted out of the spotlight since being diagnosed with SPS in 2022, but she recently tapped her longtime friend and "image Architect" Roach.Roach has officially retired from dressing celebrity clients on the red carpet, with the exception of Zendaya. Even in 2024 alone, Roach has been styling the Canadian singer for rare public sightings, including at the 2024 Grammy Awards, wearing a Valentino flowing white couture gown and a pumpkin-colored top coat.

"She was sick, bedridden and in a wheelchair, so everything wanted to (say) show the world," Roach told Entertainment Tonight. "And I can play a small role in showing the world that she is happy, healthy and alive, and she is ready to return to the stage.

Celine Dion, directed by Irene Taylor, will be released on Prime Video at 6.25 PM. It records the singer's experience from the moment she was first diagnosed with Stiff Person syndrome — a progressive disorder that affects muscle control and leads to stiffness and cramps, according to the National Institute of Neuropathy and Stroke.

In the film, Dion shares a personal struggle with the SPS, which she says affects arm, leg and torso mobility, as well as increased sensitivity to noise, emotional distress and touch.

"The past few years have been a journey from discovering my condition to learning how to live and manage with it, but I couldn't let it define me," the singer said in an official statement on May 1. "As the path to resuming my performance career continued, I realized I could see how much I missed it and my fans. During this absence, I decided that I wanted to document this part of my life to help others share this diagnosis and to raise awareness of this little-known condition.

Dion thanked fans emotionally during a standing ovation at Monday's film screening. "Thank you all, from the bottom of my heart, for being a part of my journey. This film is my love letter to each and every one of you," she said, reported by Variety. "I hope to see you all again very, very soon."