Shania Twain's Best Fashion Throwback Photos [PHOTOS]

Canadian country-pop artist Shania Twain has been on the scene since the early-1990s, and after the tepid release of her self-titled debut, she hit the ground running with her second album, The Woman in Me, in 1995 and has been cranking out hits ever since.

The "Man! I Feel Like a Woman!" singer is a five-time Grammy winner who has toured all over the world and held multiple Las Vegas residencies. She's performed on countless stages and at the biggest awards shows, sounding amazing and rocking her outfits as much as her music.

Whether elegant gowns, leopard print everything, colorful cowboy boots or various takes on little black dresses, Twain has had fun with fashion while raking in accolades and selling millions of albums.

From this moment on, here are some of Twain's style choices that do impress us much.

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Jean Therapy

Double denim has often been called the "Canadian tuxedo," which may explain why the Canada-born superstar (in 1995) makes this look sing.

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Sparkle Motion

That same year, Twain went for glitz and glam in a two-piece, black sequined set (with see-through, sparkly pants) to perform at the CMA Awards in 1995.

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Sheer Madness

Twain's outfit choices were a reflection of her country-pop sound: edgy but still traditional. Just take this sheer fringe ensemble that she wore to the 1995 CMA Awards.

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Times Two

This see-through look from the 1996 Grammy Awards is sheer genius!

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Early Aughts Awesome

The singer never stopped loving a sheer moment — like this one at the 2003 American Music Awards.

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Leopard Lady

Twain has many talents, including "making every single woman jump out of her seat at the opening notes of 'Man! I Feel Like a Woman' " and "rocking leopard print in every form."

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Total Prints-ess

From tiny pops of print...

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Sign of the Times

... to statement pieces like this floor length, velour duster ...

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Animal Magnetism

... even in neon green! If it's an animal print, Twain can pull it off.

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Purr-fect Touch

Surely you didn't think we'd miss a chance to remind you of her floor-length hooded leopard cardigan from the "That Don't Impress Me Much" video. (Go on, hit play. You know you want to.)

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Major Moment

In 1999, she wore this iconic two-piece leopard-print set and looked absolutely fierce.

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Cream of the Crop

In 2003, she went casual in a leopard crop top and satin track suit.

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Second Coat

We're starting to think that when she sings "Forever and Always" it's about her longtime love for leopard, specifically.

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Fan Favorite

Twain told Vogue in March 2020, "For better or for worse, I really latched onto the leopard print and it was just a favorite, so I always gravitated toward that."

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Pleather Weather

If this pleather outfit doesn't scream, "I'm goin' out tonight, I'm feelin' alright," we don't know what does!

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Into the Blue

Shania Twain attends the 23rd Annual American Music Awards — Ron Galella Collection via Getty

She rocked pleather pants again in 1996 at the American Music Awards — where she won favorite new country artist — pairing them with a matching crop top and cropped turquoise jacket.

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Shine On

Always crushin' it! Twain was also a huge fan of crushed velvet.

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Strappy Happy

Okay, do we think that Twain wrote "You're Still The One" about crushed velvet, yes or no?

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Grammys Goddess

In 1999, she won Grammys for best country song and best female country vocal performance, and, if there were a Grammy Award for most memorable outfit, we bet she would've taken that home, too.

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Bright Star

Twain told Vogue that initially, she tried to keep herself from becoming too "glitzy and shiny" like like country artists she grew up with. But that was then. "Once I got into sequins, that was it," she said. "I never looked back."

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Video Star

Twain rocked this incredibly sleek and sexy outfit in her "Man, I Feel Like a Woman" video and loved it so much that she wore it again to perform at the Grammys.

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Peek a Boo

She wasn't afraid of a pop of color, either! In 1998, she looked looked like a modern Cinderella in a periwinkle rhinestone gown with matching satin hair band and shawl.

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Think Pink

In 1999, Twain redefined what it meant to "think pink" when she wore it from the top of her pink cowboy hat to the bottom of her boots (whose bed have they been under, we wonder?).

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Topped Off

Even with her casual looks, Twain was always making some sort of statement. Even if that statement was that she wasn't afraid to mix many, many patterns, as seen in this 2002 snap.

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