Selena Gomez's Rare Beauty is so much more than a viral makeup brand. From its success, Gomez launched the Rare Impact Fund, which provides young people with mental health support. Gomez hosted its third annual benefit on October 29, where her multiple mini dresses shined as much as the cause.
In true hostess form, Gomez was one of the first to arrive at NYA Studios in L.A. Thanks to stylist Erin Walsh, she nailed the Cocktail Chic dress code to a T. (The website recommended leaving "your ballgowns and tuxedos at home.") Gomez—ever a monochrome minimalist—posed for photographers in the embodiment of that: a mauve taupe set featuring a mini dress, a matching shawl, and pointy pumps. Danielle Frankel, a celebrity-beloved bridal designer, brought the custom pieces to life.
