Selena Gomez gave fans a glimpse of her cozy evening with a new mirror selfie that radiates soft glam, slipping into a silky nightgown while rocking glasses with hot pink frames.
The “Rare” singer, 33, showed off her natural beauty as she sported a fresh-faced look and tousled hair, wearing a delicate blush slip with lace trip in one of the photos she posted via Instagram on Friday, August 15, which showed a lit candle sitting atop her vanity.
Gomez appeared to be watching How I Met Your Mother in the dreamy snapshot accompanied by other recent selfies she captured, including one of the actress in a simple white top and gray shorts with her hair wrapped into a bun and another smiling shot clad in a matching black set.
Her latest social media post also featured recent outings with her friends, ethereal portraits promoting products from her Rare Beauty collection and sweet pics with fiancé Benny Blanco.
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“Wait … I’m gonna marry u,” Blanco, 37, gushed in the comments section.
The music producer teased during a July appearance on the “Therapuss With Jake Shane” podcast that he and Gomez had both been so busy in recent weeks, but were looking forward to planning their nuptials.
That same month, Gomez addressed the future of her famed beauty brand amid rumors that she may be planning to sell.
“I think it’s important for me not to focus on the logistics, if that makes sense … for me and my personal well-being,” the Only Murders in the Building star told Women’s Wear Daily in a July interview. “I put my heart into it,” she proudly shared about her passion project.
A portion of its sales support the Rare Beauty Impact Fund, going toward mental health initiatives.
“I work really hard, and I love our community, especially my fans,” the Wondermind founder continued. “They have gotten me through all of the ups and all of the downs of life, and they are with me.”
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“The future for Rare for me is just the fact that we want to continue to create products,” Gomez added. “There’s still so much more room, there’s still so much more places we could go.”
