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Stevie Nicks is reminding fans why her stage presence remains timeless. During a recent concert, the Fleetwood Mac legend surprised the crowd by unveiling her original Stevie Nicks cape from the back cover of her 1981 debut solo album, Bella Donna. The moment stirred nostalgia, as the audience realized they were witnessing a rare piece of rock history brought to life. The ethereal singer, affectionately known as the “white witch,” explained that the Stevie Nicks cape had never been repaired or altered in more than four decades. It was a symbol, she said, of endurance—both for her music and her spirit. With her signature twirl and soft bow, Nicks proudly showed off the fringed navy-blue cape, noting it had remained in pristine condition since her first solo breakthrough. A Magical Moment on Her 2025 Tour @peoplesbankarena_pws Stevie’s original, 44 year old Cape with no mends must be full of that Stevie Magic #stevienicks #stevieconcert #ct ♬ original sound – PeoplesBank Arena + PW Stadium   Fans have described Nicks’ 2025 shows as nothing short of spellbinding. Many praised her for blending “music and magic” into one unforgettable evening. One concertgoer wrote, “She was absolutely enchanting! What a night to remember!” Another added, “Such an amazing time last night,” while others echoed similar excitement. These reactions prove that the Stevie Nicks cape moment has become one of the highlights of her tour. Stevie Nicks/ImageCollect Beyond the performance, Nicks’ decision to bring out the garment connected her present artistry with her musical legacy. The cape, once seen only in photos, became a living reminder of her evolution. For longtime fans, it symbolized the resilience of a woman who turned her mystical persona into an enduring part of rock culture. Embracing Her “White Witch” Image Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham/Everett Collection Though Nicks has long been associated with her “white witch” identity, she once struggled with that label. In her early career, she was startled by critics who described her as mysterious or supernatural. As Far Out Magazine recalled, Nicks said, “In the beginning of my career, the whole idea that some wacky, creepy people were writing, ‘You’re a witch, you’re a witch!’ was so arresting.” UP ALL NIGHT, Stevie Nicks, ‘Letting Go’, (Season 1, ep. 122, airing Mar. 29, 2012), 2011-. photo: Colleen Hayes / © NBC / Courtesy: Everett Collection At one point, she even avoided wearing black in an attempt to shed the reputation. However, that changed after a year when she decided to fully embrace her individuality. “OK, just bring it, freaks,” she later said. “I’m not going to wear apricot. You think whatever you want because I’m going to wear my beautiful, long black dress.” Now, with her Stevie Nicks cape back in the spotlight, it’s clear she has not only accepted her iconic image but also celebrates it with pride. According to reports from Parade, the powerful moment proved that time has only deepened Nick’s connection to her art and her fans. Next up: LISTEN NOW: Willie Nelson Ushers In The Holidays With Heartfelt New Christmas Love Song The post Stevie Nicks Brings Out Her Iconic ‘Bella Donna’ Cape From Original 1981 Album After 44 Years appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Ruth A

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