Selena Gomez strikes a pose as she models haute couture for the first ever issue of CR Fashion Book China
Selena Gomez graces the introductory issue of the CR Fashion Book China this week.
The 28-year-old songstress models a variety of chic ensembles for the latest global issue which follows the CR Fashion Book Japan edition.
Selena looks picture perfect for three covers shot by Adrienne Raquel in a range of designer outfits.
Beauty: Selena Gomez is featured in three cover images for the very first issue of CR Fashion Book China
The Wolves hitmaker shines in a beaded Balenciaga dress encrusted with tiny pink and red flowers.
In another image the Texas-born beauty looks elegant in a black and white peplum corset top by Maison Wester.
The CR Fashion Book is a collection of fashion trends, beauty tips and celebrity news from former editor-in-chief of Vogue Paris, Carine Roitfeld.
Meanwhile, a source close to Selena spoke out last week to reassure fans that she is doing fine and is healthy after she was spotted with an IV drip in her arm.
Strike a pose: The 28-year-old singer is seen here in a corset peplum top by Masion Wester
Fans grew concerned when they spotted the singer with a drip in her arm during an Instagram live chat with actor Timothee Chalamet.
However, the drip is said to be a vitamin drip and is not connected to her previous health issues, TMZ reports.
Selena previously admitted she went into 'a bit of depression' at the start of the pandemic.
The 28-year-old singer said: 'In the beginning, I couldn't deal with it that well. I kind of went into a bit of a depression. My job is a lot of travel, connecting with people, making people happy, and that makes me happy, so it has been a struggle.'
She's great! Meanwhile, a source close to Selena spoke out last week to reassure fans that she is doing fine and is healthy after she was spotted with an IV drip in her arm
Catch up: The Same Old Love hitmaker did a live chat with actor Timothee Chalamet on Octover 24 and those who tuned in to watch spotted a tube coming out of her arm
Selena stopped herself from going 'crazy' by having 'the right people' by her side and by focusing on her beauty line and making new music in the studio, and now she's coming out the other side.
She added: 'Slowly, towards the end, I found things I'm doing are coming out, and that was extremely exciting for me. I've worked on personal things like a beauty line that has a goal of reaching $100 million in 10 years for mental health.
And recently, I've been able to go to the studio. So I would say right now, I'm fully coming out again and I just think I had to handle it the way I needed to handle it, and got through it with the right people and doing the right things and doing the right steps to not make me go crazy.'
Meanwhile, Selena previously admitted she went into 'a bit of depression' at the start of the pandemic: 'My job is a lot of travel, connecting with people, making people happy, and that makes me happy, so it has been a struggle.'