Shania Twain, 58, goes blonde while talking about the show Sin City, admits she becomes “less inhibited” as she gets older and applauds the “dedicated” Taylor Swift.

Shania Twain has worked for almost 40 years in show business, but the singer has never looked better than now.

The beauty, 58, shined on the cover of Haute Living, which DailyMail.com first spotted on Wednesday. The man! The I Feel Like A Woman singer showed off her sensual side by wearing her hair in a pink hue.

And the chart star also showed off her long, toned legs in a leotard with sky-high heels.

The music industry icon spoke about his third Las Vegas residency, which begins May 10 at the Bakkt Theater at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino.

It’s the 25th anniversary of their best-selling album Come On Over.

“I’m in the era of making the most of my life,” he told the publication. ‘I’m becoming less and less inhibited as I get older. I like doing silly things.’ And the look will be completely new: ‘The images will be fresh; “There’s nothing really nostalgic there,” she noted. “There will be a modern aesthetic in contrast to the music.”

Also in his interview he said that he is a fan of Taylor Swift: “That girl is working hard.” She is living a grueling existence, but she has dedicated and committed to herself, to her art and to her work.’

The star added: ‘I’m definitely going to focus on fashion for the upcoming shows. It will be a different costume than anyone has ever seen, but it’s also a completely different show than anything I’ve ever done before.

‘It’s going to be more athletic, more dynamic in terms of talent on stage. He will feel more energetic than ever.”

And he won’t hesitate to make adjustments here and there.

“I’m going to work on this until the last minute,” he admitted.

‘There are some things that won’t come to fruition until the last few weeks. I’m going to be very practical, adjusting things until the end. So even if I were to reveal something concrete now, I would be getting ahead of myself, because it’s still not entirely clear.’

Twain also talked about her changing hair: it’s been blonde, red and pink in recent years.

“It’s funny, the reason I even experimented with [the pink] It was because I’m turning gray. And now I’m thinking that when I’m completely gray, maybe I should just dye my hair then and rock the pink,” she said.

‘It’s what I feel when I have that color on. It makes me feel young. I don’t need to look younger in my opinion, it’s not my goal, but I like to feel refreshed, and pink hair does that. Is awesome.’

And she’s ready to roar.

“I would say I enjoy not being afraid; nothing really scares me,” the cover girl said.

‘I’m not worried about wearing a hair color and not achieving it. I’m not worried about the reaction… not even in my own mirror.

‘There’s nothing wrong to experiment with. “You just have to have fun…and being playful makes me feel younger.”

There is a lighter attitude.

‘Now I dance all over the house. In private, I walk naked. I don’t think I’ve done that before, but it seemed very natural to forget about clothes. Now I’m like, “Oh my God, I was really missing out. This is really liberating.”

He also said he had no idea Come On Over was a hit.

‘Before [Come on Over], he had already felt that he had achieved everything that most artists can achieve. My previous album, The Woman in Me, had surpassed diamond status. I remember thinking, This probably won’t happen again, lightning doesn’t strike twice, and I was just going to have fun with what came next. So that’s what I did. You can hear it on the album: I experimented more, I pushed the limits, but I was more relaxed about it.

‘And so, Come on Over became a celebratory album; It was joyful, it was fun, it was more adventurous. When you let your guard down, you unleash a lot of inhibition and there is freedom in that.

“But I can appreciate the courage I had back then, because Come on Over was ahead of its time in many ways for women in the country music genre. It ended up being a crossover and took me into other genres. Plus, it made me feel more confident that I can be as original as I wanted.”

He also talked about his icon status.

‘It wasn’t like I intended to be a pioneer or anything; “I didn’t even realize he would be,” he admitted.

‘I was just trying to be original, my authentic self, and do it with conviction. I am an expressive person and I put that in my music. She said it with attitude and confidence because she meant it. Yes, I see it as a huge compliment when someone calls me a pioneer, but it’s not like I set out to do it. “I was just being myself and I think that has served me very well.”

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