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Madison Beer turned heads in a white strapless mini dress as she arrived at the BBC Radio One Live Lounge studios in central London on Thursday.
The 24-year-old singer showed off her toned legs in the glamorous ruffled number, which featured white bow embellishments.
The pop sensation decorated with gold jewelry, including large earrings, a hanging necklace and dainty bracelets.
The New York-born star added a stylish touch in a pair of cream and black slingback heel pumps.
The Good In Goodbye hitmaker looked radiant as she beamed as she stopped to take photos with fans outside.
Dressed to impress: Madison Beer turned heads in a white strapless mini dress as she arrived at the BBC Radio One Live Lounge studios in central London on Thursday
All eyes on her: The singer, 24, showed off her toned legs in the glamorous ruffled number, which featured white bow embellishments
Delicious! The pop sensation is adorned with gold jewelry, including large earrings, a dangling necklace and dainty bracelets
Madison turned the city streets into her personal catwalk as she entered the building to promote her second album Silence Between Songs.
The star’s appearance comes after she suffered a brutal backlash when a troll tried to shame her on Instagram.
Madison found the perfect way to shake off a cruel comment on social media after someone left a comment under an Instagram photo of her wearing a white baby doll dress.
The troll wrote: “Hey Madison, I noticed your legs and arms are getting thicker. Please do some cardio because we guys only like skinny girls. Your face is already perfect, but please, we love a girl with a thin waist.”
She fired back, “I wouldn’t touch you with a ten-foot pole if you paid me a million dollars.”
The Instagram user appeared to delete his comment, but the singer’s fans rallied behind her.
One follower replied: ‘I can’t believe some guys feel like they have the right to comment on someone else’s appearance.’
Another said: ‘Madison Beer you are beautiful no matter what.’
Stepping out in style: The New York-born star added a stylish touch in a pair of cream and black slingback heel pumps
Beauty: She held her long brown locks with pin clips and wore pink blush, thick eyeliner and glossy nude lipstick
Loved: The Good In Goodbye hitmaker looked radiant as she beamed as she stopped to take photos with fans outside
Let me take a selfie: Madison turned the city streets into her personal catwalk as she entered the building to promote her second album Silence Between Songs
She has opened up about her experiences with online harassment in the past.
The star was bullied online for dating “a guy who was more popular than me.”
In her memoir The Half of It – released earlier this year – she recalled being “scolded endlessly – called a whore for having him as my boyfriend, for dressing a certain way”.
She added: ‘There are certain violations of human boundaries that I find inexcusable, regardless of the position I find myself in.’
In 2020, Madison also responded to a “traumatizing experience” when her private photos were posted online without her consent.
In a message to her younger self at the time, she said: ‘Don’t be ashamed, you were exploring your sexuality, you were learning.
‘You shouldn’t feel like you’ve done something wrong. Shame on those who betrayed your trust (and) Shame on those who betrayed you.”
Not accepting: The star’s appearance comes after she received a brutal backlash when a troll tried to shame her on Instagram
Unimpressed: Madison found the perfect way to shrug off a cruel comment on social media after someone left a comment under an Instagram photo of her wearing a white baby doll dress