Selena Gomez stepped out in New York City after her and the cast of her quirky French musical film Emilia Perez received a coveted honor on Thursday.
Gomez, 32, stars in the Spanish-language crime comedy about a brutal cartel leader who fakes their own death in order to transition into a woman.
The Jacques Audiard-directed film also features performances by Karla Sofía Gascón, Zoe Saldana, Edgar Ramirez and Adriana Paz.
Gomez and the rest of the Emilia Perez cast received the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres at Villa Albertine headquarters in New York.
The honor is given to individuals whose art, literature or other creative works have made a ‘significant contribution to the enrichment of French cultural inheritance.’
It was awarded to them by the director of Villa Albertine, Mohamed Bouabdallah, who also serves as the Cultural Counselor of France in the United States.
Gomez had the striking green medal pinned to the silk lapel on her sexy black blazer dress.
Selena Gomez stepped out in New York City after her and the cast of her quirky French musical film Emilia Perez received a coveted honor on Thursday
Gomez and the rest of the Emilia Perez cast received the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres at Villa Albertine headquarters in New York
Gomez had the striking green medal pinned to the silk lapel on her sexy black blazer dress
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