- Selena Gomez attended the ACLU Bill of Rights Dinner on Sunday in Los Angeles, California.
- She walked the event's red carpet wearing a burnt-orange Prada dress, which was made from velvet.
- The dress also had long sleeves, an oversized collar, and ankle-length skirt.
- Gomez's $650 sandals, on the other hand, showcased her "Sunshine" foot tattoo.
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Stores may be gearing up for the holidays, but Selena Gomez's latest look was a reminder that fall is still here.
The "Wizards of Waverly Place" alum wore a burnt-orange Prada midi dress with long sleeves and a collared neckline on the red carpet at the ACLU Bill of Rights Dinner Sunday night in Los Angeles.
For shoes, Gomez selected black Prada platform sandals ($650 on Net-a-Porter.com) that showed off a subtle "Sunshine" tattoo on her right foot.
While the colorway of the "Lose You to Love Me" singer's dress felt very autumnal, so too did her shoes. Platforms are a major fall '19 trend, spotted on runways aplenty for top brands such as Gucci, Givenchy, and Dries Van Noten.
The platform is centuries-old, a way to create the illusion of more height without the instability of a stiletto. For this reason, the shoes are thought to create a feeling of empowerment for the wearer.
When she's not on the red carpet, Gomez can often be spotted in casual Puma wares — no surprise as she's been an ambassador for the brand since 2017. The "Spring Breakers" actress also began working with Coach in 2016 and has put out handbag and apparel collections with the luxury label.
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