Shania Twain debuts red hair with wild Grammys makeover

This ’90s musical megastar has continued her latest run of bold fashion choices – this time debuting yet another new hairdo.

Shania Twain. Picture: Neilson Barnard/Getty

Country-pop queen Shania Twain has continued her current run of bold looks on the red carpet at today’s Grammy Awards.

Twain, whose latest album Queen Of Me was released last Friday, walked the red carpet outside the LA event in a Dr Seuss-esque black-and-white spotted suit, complete with oversized hat.

A bright pink wig completed the look.

OK, so you’ve got an absurdly large hat? That don’t impress-a-me much. Picture: Kevin Mazur/Getty

Shame she’s not nominated tonight - she could carry the Grammys home in her hat. Picture: Getty

She’s been shopping at Pharrell’s milliner. Picture: Robyn BECK / AFP

It comes after Twain was spotted at another LA event last week, looking nearly unrecognisable as she stepped out with striking platinum-blonde locks.

Twain also turned heads when she performed at December’s People’s Choice Awards in a skin-tight catsuit with pink-hued hair.

The 57-year-old Canadian singer was one of the top-selling artists of the 1990s, with her massive third album Come On Over selling more than 40 million copies worldwide.

Battling health issues including the loss of her voice, she took a long career break in the noughties before returning with the 2017 album Now.

Shania Twain at an LA event last week. Picture: Getty

Twain in 1998. Picture: George Holz Mercury Records

Twain was among the early highlights on this year’s Grammy Awards red carpet.

Other head-turning moments included a star’s wild bum-baring G-string dress and two Aussie bandmates pausing in front of the cameras to share a passionate kiss.

Music superstar Beyonce leads the nominations at today’s Grammy Awards, with nine noms for her acclaimed album Renaissance.

And she’s already been an early winner among the non-televised awards given out, picking up awards for Best Traditional R&B Performance for her track Plastic Off The Sofa and Best Dance/Electronic Recording for her smash hit Break My Soul.

Kendrick Lamar follows her closely with eight nominations, while Adele and Brandi Carlile both have seven each.