New look: It’s Selena but not as we know her, in crop top and harem pants. Both outfits are edgier choices from Gomez, who has set out her stall as a rockier, raunchier version of her former self.The theme continued with skimpy dresses, most laden with glitter, that again marked a radical departure from the conservative outfits that she’s donned on other tours.The Disney star obviously feels as though it’s time to grow up, and told Glamour magazine recently that she feels pressure to conform. When asked by the magazine if it is hard being young and a Hollywood star, the actress responded: ‘Yeah, you have this pressure [to fit in] and you want people to like you. I try my best to be a good person and be the best I can be.’
Rock star: Selena is pushing a new style in stark contrast to her previous conservatism
The Scene: Selena and her band pull out all the stops to showcase new album. She takes inspiration from her peers, and become close with her recent Monte Carlo co-stars Leighton Meester and Katie Cassidy.’I was nervous and intimidated because they are older and had worked on movies before, but they were the best girls I could have been paired up with! They were so sweet and took me under their wing.’ Selena’s platinum selling song Who Says, off her new album, contains the lyrics ‘Who says you’re not star potential?’ and the actress admits that she can relate to that having been told that on several occasions.’I had someone tell me that today,’ she claims.Racy lacy: Selena gave her hint of her new direction at the Teen Choice Awards on Sunday night, where she and her boyfriend both won awards
