Selena Gomez made a stylish appearance on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" on June 26, dressed entirely in Versace. She wore a black button-down dress with patent leather slingback pumps from the famous Italian brand.
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| Selena Gomez holding hands with her grandfather |
When she arrived at the studio, Gomez was seen in a Versace wool crepe dress from the Fall 2024 collection. The dress featured a swallowtail collar, sheer chiffon sleeves, and Versace's iconic gold buttons, giving it a mix of classic and modern elegance.
She paired her outfit with black Versace Gianni Ribbon pumps, Simon G jewelry, and Aupen’s Nirvana bag. Her debuted long hair to match her chic black dress perfectly.
The partly sheer dress had gold buttons, a white collar, and white cuffs. She completed her look with black pumps and over $30,000 worth of Simon G Jewelry, including diamond earrings and several diamond rings.
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| Gigi Hadid at Milan Fashion Week - Antonio Calanni/AP |
She wore Gianni ribbon 85 mm slingback pumps. These calf leather shoes have a patent finish, a pointed toe, and a stiletto heel. They also feature a bow with gold hardware and a Medusa head motif on the front.
She discussed the Best Actress award win at Cannes for "Emilia Perez," and the reboot of “Wizards of Waverly Place.” She said her time on set with Meryl Streep was a"dream" and admired Paul Rudd.
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| Selena with Martin Short and Steve Martin - Christopher Polk/NBC via Getty Images |
On "Jimmy Kimmel Live!", Gomez talked about working with Martin Short and Steve Martin on the Hulu series “Only Murders in the Building.” Short mentioned that many people who have worked on their show say it's one of the coolest, easiest, and most fun sets.
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Gomez recalled feeling "terrified" on the first day of filming the comedy series with Short and Steve Martin, saying, "I was stepping into something so rich and enjoyable, working with two icons — geniuses."
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