Selena Gomez Rocks Daisy Dukes While Enjoying Some Ice Cream with Friends
2 min read
Selena Gomez, 30, enjoyed the creamy goodness of summer while rocking the absolute Must of the season – Daisy Dukes. In several new photos posted on Instagram on Thursday, June 8, the beauty of the only murders in the building was sitting at a coffee table with an equally stylish boyfriend. Selena sported a pair of super short Daisy Dukes, paired with a Balenciaga turtleneck sweater and clean white sneakers. While enjoying the bag of chocolate vanilla ice cream, she wore her hair pulled back in a carefree ponytail and accessorized with a pair of silver earrings. Selena’s unknown boyfriend also enjoyed an ice cream cone and wore matching daisy dukes with a chic trench coat. “Ice cream Chillin,” she captioned the casual images.
Selena has no shortage of followers on the platform, 420 million, to be exact —and many of them have entered the comment thread to comment on the beautiful photos. Notably, the official Hulu account commented: “I’m screaming, you’re screaming, we’re all screaming for Selena,” while the official Barbie account noted: “Ice and cooling, two of our favorite things.”
“I love the way you take the time to make yourself happy,” one Fan wrote, while another wrote: “Queen, you are the best.Some followers took the opportunity to ask the singer for a new album, and one of them wrote: “Where is the album Bestie??”
Selena’s iconic fashion sense informs even her most casual outings, including her ice cream day. “I feel like it totally affects the way I enter an environment,” she told Business of Fashion in 2017. I am very dramatic, I like to be expressive with things. So when I’m wearing a good outfit and my hair is badass, I feel great! I have a whole new aura around me.”
And the Wizards of Waverly Place star has already given her generation tips on sharing images and information on social media. “Be honest,” she said at a press conference in Cannes in 2019. be very intentional about what you are paying attention to. Try to stay away from images that, 99.9 (%) of the time, are just images that are not necessarily real.”
