Selena Gomez Just Added Even More Epic Outfits to Her Revival Tour Wardrobe
When Selena Gomez kicked off her Revival Tour back in May, we were blown away by her onstage looks (particularly that custom Swarovski-embellished bodysuit). We didn't think it could get any better than that, but recently, while performing the Asian leg of her tour, Gomez debuted several new performance ensembles that seriously made our jaws drop.
The new looks are unlike anything she wore at the start of the tour, and they're all utterly amazing. Check out her revamped #RevivalTour wardrobe here:
Look 1
A drapey white gown, blinged out wrist cuffs, and perfectly messy hair.
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Look 5
We never knew you could pair a classic, black plunging neckline top with a bright pair of Muay Thai shorts and look 100% amazing. Then we saw Selena do exactly that.
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