Selena Gomez Hosts Fourth Annual Rare Impact Fund Benefit in Custom Prada
The "Only Murders in the Building" star wore two distinct Prada ensembles to support youth mental health initiatives.
Selena Gomez hosted her fourth annual Rare Impact Fund Benefit in Los Angeles on Wednesday, showcasing two custom Prada designs throughout the evening. The event supports the foundation's work in youth mental health.
Gomez arrived in a strapless, cherry-red satin dress adorned with beading and paired with matching crimson pumps. This look was accessorized with $15,600 Bucherer Fine Jewellery curved stud earrings and diamond rings, including her engagement ring from Benny Blanco, who was in attendance.
Later in the evening, Gomez changed into a shimmering champagne column gown. This second ensemble featured multicolor crystals and sequins, with a hemline trimmed in silver fringe. Her accessories for this outfit included Bucherer's shoulder-grazing Inner Fire earrings, which featured 12.22 carats of diamonds.
During the event, Gomez shared a daily habit for supporting mental health, suggesting people allow themselves to "feel all the feelings you need to feel, and then go bowling or something after so you can have a good time."
The benefit, held at the Hollywood Palladium, was emceed by comedian Sean Hayes and featured performances by Leon Bridges and Bella Kay. Attendees included Blanco, Katy Perry, America Ferrera, and Shay Mitchell.
Gomez also presented a special award dedicated to the late daughter of her "Only Murders in the Building" co-star Martin Short. Short's daughter died by suicide earlier this year.
This is not the first time Prada has designed for Gomez; the brand also created the Cinderella-inspired gown she wore to the 2025 Golden Globes and a pink satin minidress for a Rare Beauty launch party.
