Selena Gomez ended October with a bang. After mostly lying low in 2019, the singer made a major comeback with two music videos for her new singles, "Lose You to Love Me" and "Look at Her Now." And, as if her musical talents weren't enough, to promote her new singles, the former Disney star came out swinging with a marathon of street style looks worth copying.
Making the rounds at TV and radio appearances for her new tracks (and revealing how her breakup with Justin Bieber influenced them), the singer gently reminded us all of her affinity for a statement look.
Between a royal purple Prada blazer and an animal-print Ganni dress, the 27-year-old's outfits were fit for a style vision board. The dedication to the Swedish brand fashion girls can't get enough of is clearly still going strong, and the 27-year-old proved the power of a midi dress and boots with this satin and suede look.
While you may have to manifest Selena's star designer pieces into your closet, one particularly comfy outfit—a $500 PJs-like suit from Leset—was teamed up with shoes you'll be tempted to add to your cart right now: Puma's GV Special+ Sneakers, which retail at $70.
Gomez has been an ambassador for Puma since 2017, so it's no surprise she wore the casual footwear for dinner in Manhattan's SoHo neighborhood. She's made it clear she isn't above more affordable clothes, either—wearing a $128 Free People sweater in the "Lose You to Love Me" video. Get her exact shoes below, but just know the sneakers are technically from the men's department (so be sure to order 1.5 sizes down, according to Puma).
Suits and sneakers may seem like an unlikely pair, but everyone from Zendaya to Tracee Ellis Ross has signed off on the movable, menswear-inspired outfit—so it's safe to say it'll remain a staple look well into 2020.
Channel Sel's look with sneakers and striped suits ahead, and serve the same chill yet sophisticated vibe during a day at the office or dinner with friends.
Erin Parker is the commerce writer at Glamour. You can follow her on Instagram here.
