She is promoting her new album Rare with a fast-paced tour.

As Selena Gomez arrived at NRJ radio in Paris, she put on a glitzy show in a black coat with feather embellishments and diamonds. She then changed into an animal-print jumper dress and knee-high heels to depart.

The 27-year-old hitmaker of “Hands To Myself” was beaming and waving to fans at the studios on Friday.

Her fringe was left loose to accentuate her delicate features, and her brunette hair was styled in a stylish updo.

As Selena made her way inside for her interview, she accessorized with a pair of sophisticated black point-toed stilettos for height and wore winged eyeliner for little makeup.

Later, she changed into black tights and suede boots with heels that reached her knees.

At first, the lace satin dress she wore underneath was visible through the plunging neckline of her coat.

However, she accessorized with hanging gold ball earrings as she transitioned into the bolder outfit. She paused to pose for selfies with fans.

It comes after the pop singer startled her fans on Thursday by posting a video on Instagram revealing the long-awaited details of her upcoming album.

The tracks on the CD were also listed by the Texas native.

She was seen sporting what looked to be a pink blossom on a T-shirt that said Rare. She can then be seen in her Look At Her Now video clip.

“Rare, Dance Again, Ring, Vulnerable, People You Know, Let Me Get Me, Crowded Room featuring 6lack, Kinda Crazy, Fun, Cut You Off, A Sweeter Place featuring Kid Cudi” is the next set of songs.

There is talent crossover between the ex-partners when Kid Cudi and Justin collaborated in 2014.

The words HONEST, VULNERABLE, and RARE are then displayed on the screen.

In the cover image, Gomez is shown lying on the ground with her eyes closed while sporting a shirt that reads “Rare.”

Her shirt adds a burst of pink to the otherwise predominantly white album cover, which gives it an air of the 1980s.

The tracks allude to her sadness at her breakup with Justin, whom she began dating in 2011.

Selena revealed to Ryan Seacrest in October that the record had been in the works for four years.

On On Air With Ryan Seacrest, she stated, “It’s actually perfect timing because I was going to release it two years ago and none of the words that I’m speaking would have existed.”

“So, just taking a moment to truly feel the emotions I’ve experienced—I don’t know, I’m just so thankful that it’s out.”