Selena Gomez Wore a Sheer Dress to Sabrina Carpenter's Show

published 30 September 2024

Selena Gomez looks over her shoulder wearing diamond earrings.

Selena Gomez hasn't toured since 2016, but that doesn't mean she's a stranger to a packed arena. She attended Taylor Swift's Eras Tour in Texas, California, and London, and now, she's in New York City to support Sabrina Carpenter's Short n' Sweet Tour. In an Instagram video taken from a suite at Madison Square Garden, Gomez danced along to Carpenter's song "Juno" wearing a Cong Tri black sequin minidress. In her caption, she tagged Benny Blanco, presumably the videographer. Referencing one of Gomez's hit songs, Blanco commented "Can't keep my hands to myself."

The dress's pleated skirt features risqué sheer panels, and she styled the dress with sparkly tights and white Aldo Grandstep Boots ($65). If you have tickets to an upcoming Sabrina Carpenter show and are wondering what to wear, why not copy Gomez? I don't think she'll mind! Scroll down to watch Selena Gomez's video from Madison Square Garden and shop sequin black dresses for yourself.

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