Selena Gomez Revives Peekaboo Bra Trend at Academy Museum Gala 2024

Selena Gomez added texture to the red carpet at the 2024 Academy Museum Gala in Los Angeles on Saturday. The actress and singer sported a navy suede halter gown featuring an exposed leather bustier, adding on statement chrome bracelets and earrings.

Gomez was styled by Erin Walsh, who’s also known for dressing celebrities like Anne Hathaway and Elizabeth Banks.

Hairdresser Marissa Marino styled the “Only Murders in the Building” star’s brunette lob in a slicked-back style, while makeup artist Hung Vanngo gave her bronze eyeshadow, mauve blush and a matching glossy lip.

On Tuesday, Gomez added a business-casual twist to the little black dress on while in New York attending a SAG-AFTRA Foundation screening of her new film “Emilia Perez”. She wore a Nensi Dojaka double-breasted blazer over a ruffled Francesca Miranda shirtdress, pairing both pieces with Christian Louboutin pumps.

Earlier this month, Gomez’s makeup brand, Rare Beauty, partnered with Sephora for Mental Health Day to raise money for its Rare Impact Fund, a charity that supports mental health services for young people. All of the proceeds from Rare Beauty sales at Sephora on Oct. 10 were donated to the Rare Impact Fund.

“The mental health crisis continues to impact young people disproportionately and partners like Sephora are instrumental, not only by believing in this mission, but by contributing crucial funds to expand mental health resources for the young people who need them,” Gomez said in a statement.

Several celebrities have tried out the peekaboo bralette layering trend this year, including Natalie Portman, Sydney Sweeney and Kristen Stewart, who revived the style after it had a major moment in 2023. Lingerie-inspired looks have dominated the catwalks of Miu Miu, Fendi and Elie Saab in recent seasons, leading to a proliferation of bra tops on the red carpet.

The Academy Museum Gala is an annual fundraising event held in Los Angeles by members of the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures. The gala raises money in support of the museum’s cinema exhibits, along with education programs and public programming, among other endeavors.