19:20 30 June, 2026Shania Twain’s performance at Wembley Stadium in London has sparked a storm of indignation on social media. Users deemed her black lace dress and stage moves far too revealing and inappropriate.
@simpllysara this was not on my bingo card for 2026 #shaniatwain #harrystyles ♬ original sound - sara
The 60-year-old Canadian singer and five-time Grammy winner found herself at the center of attention after a TikTok video of her performance went viral. Twain performed her 1999 hit "Man! I Feel Like a Woman!" as the opening act for Harry Styles. The creator of the video, user @simpllysara, succinctly captioned the footage: "This was definitely not on my 2026 bingo card," hinting at the fact that the singer nearly suffered a wardrobe malfunction during her high-energy dancing.

Among the most-liked comments under the TikTok video were some highly critical remarks:
"Very tasteless."
"Just because you can wear it, doesn't mean you should."
"That don’t impress me much," one user wrote, quoting a line from the singer's iconic track.
One commenter advised Shania to "urgently consult Cher’s stylist along with Madonna," while another pleaded: "Please make it stop. She is too talented and beautiful for this, she needs a new stylist."

Equally heated debates flared up on X (formerly Twitter):
"It's one thing for the outfits to just be bad... but those dance moves are a tragedy! Granny panties under a lace mesh is not sexy. And those awkward moves are just pure cringe."
"Looks like something straight out of a Frederick's of Hollywood catalog. Trashy, not classy."
"She still has a great voice, there is absolutely no need for her to be pulling up a short skirt at her age and flashing those huge white undies."
The country icon herself has previously made it clear that she couldn't care less about other people's opinions on her wardrobe, viewing her looks as a manifesto of self-confidence and body acceptance as she ages. "Yes, I have the body of a 60-year-old woman, but I will happily walk on the beach in a bikini," Twain stated in an interview with The Independent. "Frankly, I don't give a crap whether people are okay with it or not."