Gwen Stefani, 56, Stuns Fans With Her Fit Figure in a Hot Onstage Look
Gwen Stefani drew a lot of attention on Tuesday night as she performed live in Las Vegas, showing that age has not slowed her down.
The 56-year-old singer took the stage at The Sphere during Lenovo Tech World at the Consumer Electronics Show, an event focused on new technology. Photos and reports from the show highlighted Stefani’s confident stage presence and bold fashion choice, which quickly caught fans’ eyes.
📸 January 6th 2026 II Gwen performs at Lenovo Tech World @ CES 2026 at The Sphere in Las Vegas, NV [62 HQs] https://t.co/rTtPeHNz8L pic.twitter.com/bIWJK3WkIy
— Nicole (@gwenblakeinfo) January 7, 2026
Stefani appeared in a daring outfit that showed off her fit figure. She wore a bra-style top layered over a fishnet bodysuit, paired with colorful plaid pants and a short skirt detail. Her look stayed true to the punk-inspired style she has been known for throughout her career.
She completed the outfit with her signature platinum blonde hair pulled back into a high ponytail and her well-known bright red lipstick. As always, Stefani moved comfortably across the stage and appeared relaxed and confident during the performance.
The appearance comes as excitement continues to build around No Doubt’s return to the stage. Last year, it was announced that the band will reunite for a special residency at The Sphere in Las Vegas. The shows are scheduled for May 2026, with additional dates added in June due to high demand. It will be the group’s first long run of live shows in many years.
Stefani previously shared her excitement about the project in a statement. “The opportunity to create a show at Sphere excites me in a new way,” she said. “The venue is unique and modern and it opens up a whole new visual palette for us to be creative.” She also added that performing with No Doubt again feels both nostalgic and fresh.
“Doing it with No Doubt feels like going back in time to relive our history, while also creating something new,” Stefani said.
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