Fans Say Selena Gomez Wore Her 'Best Look In Years' In A Halter Neck Bodysuit And Wide-Leg Pants: 'Her Stylist Is Dressing Her Right'

Selena Gomez has been serving us major looks this fall!

The Emilia Perez actress kicked off her week with a visit to Sephora in Soho for a Rare Beauty event on Tuesday, October 8th, just ahead of World Mental Health Day on October 10th. For the occasion, she put an autumn twist on the office siren trend by wearing a black Khaite halter neck bodysuit paired with white wide-leg trousers.

She accessorized with a gold-studded “Benny” belt (perhaps a nod to her boyfriend ) and chic gold jewelry.

A mini Saint Laurent handbag and black pumps were the finishing pieces to her ensemble. Some fans loved the outfit so much, calling it her “best look in years!”

Selena Gomez Wows in a Bodysuit and Wide-Leg Pants For Rare Beauty Event

The Only Murders In The Building alum rocked a glowy glam that added the perfect amount of color to her overall look. She rocked winged eyeliner, rosy cheeks, and a glossy coral lip that embodied the “clean girl aesthetic.”

Fans couldn't help but notice her major glow-up in both the looks and style department, dropping several compliments on Instagram.

"Omg, she looks so good!"

"She is losing weight, and her stylists are finally dressing her right."

"She's glowing; she's beautiful, and she's gorgeous. She's simply the most beautiful woman alive."

Selena Gomez Donates Rare Beauty Sales To Mental Health Organizations

Days before the event, the "Calm Down" singer announced on her Instagram that makeup megastore Sephora will be donating 100% of Rare Beauty sales made on October 10th to the Rare Impact Fund. The donations will benefit mental health organizations, a cause very important and personal to Gomez.

She captioned her post, "It’s happening again. I couldn’t be more grateful to share @sephora is partnering with @rarebeauty to donate 100% of Rare Beauty global sales to the Rare Impact Fund on World Mental Health Day, October 10th. For 24 hours, ALLLLL sales (both online and in-store!) will go towards increasing access to mental health resources and education for young people around the world."

She added, "The Rare Impact Fund began before we ever launched a product. Over the past 4 years, we have provided resources to 26 grantees globally who are doing incredible work. We couldn’t do this without your support, and it means the world to me that Sephora is joining us in our mission! Hold your cart until 10/10. Together, let’s #MakeARareImpact!"