Shania Twain has unveiled a bold new look for her latest ad campaign as she channeled full-on Lara Croft glamour.
The 59-year-old starred in a new campaign video for the sparkling water brand Clearly Canadian. The clip shows Shania dressed in a Tomb Raider–inspired outfit, featuring a brown shirt layered over a white tank top, paired with cargo pants and a brown leather belt for a look that oozed serious adventurer chic.
© GettyThe star's luscious brown locks were styled into soft waves while her makeup exuded soft glamour courtesy of a bronze eye, a pinch of blush, and a pink lip. In the video, Shania is seen dashing through the jungle on a playful quest to track down Clearly Canadian’s refreshing beverages.
"Some icons don’t need an introduction. Or a plastic bottle," penned the brand in their Instagram caption.
© Sunset BoulevardThe campaign video was clearly a hit with fans who flocked to the comments section to gush over Shania's star feature. "Ok, your advertising team needs a raise. This is amazing. Definitely buying some of these for the weekend," penned one social media user.
"The Queen of Canada," added one fan.
"This was not what i was expecting to see this morning but I'm obsessed with it," wrote a third follower.
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Shania's latest career venture comes after she opened up about her body image in an interview with US Weekly back in March. "I was always insecure about my body. As a female, throughout my youth [I was] touched inappropriately so many times [and] I was in abusive situations where you hate being a woman. I hated being a girl," she shared,
The singer admitted that she hated her body because she had boobs and hips and "a lot of the models when I was a kid were very, very thin, that was a sign of elegance and feminine beauty to me".
© Getty"I wish I’d come to this so much earlier, but I think referencing yourself to others is dangerous," she added.
Shania continued: "For me, walking on the beach in a bathing suit is like, 'What was I waiting for?' Of course I don’t have the body I imagined — because my image of the perfect body is a supermodel with no cellulite, perfect proportions and a beautiful stride.
"This is just not me. You can wish a lot of time away ignoring what you actually look like. Just get real with yourself."
