Cher, 78, Looks Ageless In Flared Jeans And A Crisp Blazer For A Bash In West Hollywood

Cher decided to change her usual black biker style and instead wore a dazzling business-ready outfit for an exclusive celebration at the renowned Abbey Food & Bar on Santa Monica Blvd., honoring Tristan Schukraft.

The iconic singer wore a pearl and crystal-embellished corset-style top under a matching-colored blazer adorned with buttons on the sleeves. She paired this with flared denim jeans featuring distressed hems. Completing the look, Cher donned denim wedge heels that complemented the jeans and added chic silver rings for a touch of elegance.

Cher Rocks Flared Jeans And A Blazer For A Party

She left her dark locks down in the center with loose waves, complemented by a radiant makeup look for her glam.

Cher is often seen with her 37-year-old boyfriend at gatherings, but she went solo for this event. Shortly before this appearance, she graced the premiere of The Bikeriders in Hollywood alongside her boyfriend Alexander 'AE' Edward.

At that event, the couple coordinated in matching black leather outfits, and at one moment, her boyfriend playfully lifted her up while they posed on the red carpet.

Cher Attends The Relaunch Of The Abbey

This event was for the relaunch party of The Abbey, the famous LGBTQIA+ bar, restaurant, and nightclub established in 1991 in West Hollywood by David Cooley. Tristan Schukraft acquired it last year, ushering in exciting changes.

At the bash, which also featured artists like Ricky Martin and Zendaya's renowned stylist Law Roach , Cher took a moment to express her gratitude to the community by saying, "The one thing I have to say that’s serious, that is from my heart, is that I’ve had really ups and downs in my career, I mean really, and you guys never left me."

Schukraft also took to the stage and expressed his fascination with her, stating, "I spent the evening with Cher. Amazing, right? You know when sometimes you meet celebrities and they’re not what you expect? She far exceeded all expectations."