Selena Gomez bewitches in sparkling red embellished gown at Rare Impact Fund Benefit

The ‘Who Says’ singer turns heads in an ethereal red beaded gown at Rare Impact Fund Benefit’s LA event

Selena Gomez bewitches in sparkling red embellished gown at Rare Impact Fund Benefit
Selena Gomez bewitches in sparkling red embellished gown at Rare Impact Fund Benefit

Selena Gomez is a beauty in red!

With her gorgeous looks and breathtaking red gown, the American actress turned heads at the Rare Impact Fund Benefit’s fourth annual event at the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles, PEOPLE reported on Thursday, October 15.

For the special event, the Only Murders in the Building star slipped into a mesmerizing red gown, embellished with sparkling beads and featuring a sculptural waist reminiscent of rose petals.


Wearing minimal makeup with bold eyes, Gomez accessorized her look with light silver jewelry, keeping her gown at the center of attention.

She wore her hair loose with a middle parting, complementing the ensemble with red satin pumps.

On the red carpet, the Sunset Blvd singer, who tied the knot with Benny Blanco just a few months before her bestie Taylor Swift’s marriage with Travis Kelce, was asked if she had given her Grammy-winning pal any marriage advices as she began a beautiful new phase of her life.

“You just celebrated your one-year anniversary. Can I just say it is so wild that you and Taylor are now married. I mean, did you offer any marriage advice to her?” asked an Entertainment Tonight reporter.

Answering the question, Selena Gomez sweetly said, “I don’t need to! No, I love that. I think she is probably the best to give me that.”

About Rare Impact Fund Benefit

The Rare Impact Fund Benefit is an annual star-studded fundraiser hosted by Selena Gomez to expand global access to youth mental health resources and education.

It aims to raise awareness and funds in support of youth mental health globally.

The fund is back by Gomez’s cosmetic brand Rare Beauty, which donates 1% of all sales, corporate partners and public donations.