Selena Gomez keeps it casual in chic white shirt and jeans for night out with friends at trendy Carbone restaurant in New York City

Selena Gomez enjoyed a night out in New York on Wednesday at celebrity hotspot Carbone.

The 29-year-old put a fashionable twist on a classic white shirt look with a button-up that featured a panel across the front.

The Only Murders In The Building star tucked her top into a pair of high-waisted blue jeans and rocked a set of heeled leather boots.

Stepping out: Selena Gomez enjoyed a night out in New York on Wednesday at celebrity hotspot Carbone

The hitmaker carried a light brown coat with her in case the chilly winter weather became difficult to endure, and she accessorized with a sparkling set of gold earrings.

Her brunette locks had been slicked back and tied into a tight bun.

Gomez is currently working on the growth of her cosmetics company, Rare Beauty.

The singer announced the brand’s launch in September of 2020 with a post that was shared to her Instagram account.

Dressing up: Gomez sported a chic white sleeved button-up shirt that featured a v-neck while heading to Carbone

Extra layers: The hitmaker carried a light brown coat with her in case the chilly winter weather became difficult to endure, and she accessorized with a sparkling set of gold earrings

The performer previously revealed that she was working on a beauty line that February, and she has also invested time in its charity arm, the Rare Impact Fund.

She has notably appeared in several of her brand’s promotional materials and photographs.

Gomez recently spoke about the inspiration behind her line during an interview with InStyle, where she discussed how her interest in cosmetics stemmed from her younger years.

‘At the age of 7 I was already working and in the hair and makeup chair. Even then I noticed certain trends and how I didn’t match them. That made me question my own beauty,’ she said.

The performer went on to express that she was interested in challenging current standards in the world of cosmetics.

‘I wanted quality products that I feel confident and comfortable wearing. But more importantly, I wanted to change the narrative and knock down dated beauty norms,’ she said.