Madison Beer flaunts her midriff in crop top as she flashes a flirty peace sign during a lunch date with a male friend in Beverly Hills
She has been gearing up to drop her debut studio album, Life Support, this summer.
But on Wednesday Madison Beer was all about enjoying some relaxing time when she headed out for a lunch date with a male friend at the celebrity hotspot restaurant Il Pastaio in Beverly Hills.
And the burgeoning pop singer showed she’s doing more than okay amid the still surging COVID-19 pandemic when she flashed a peace sign to adoring photographers while waiting at the valet.
Downtime: Madison Beer, 21, flashed a peace sign after enjoying a lunch date with a male friend at the celebrity hotspot restaurant Il Pastaio in Beverly Hills on Wednesday
Beer, 21, kept it super-casual, but still stylish, in pink-patterned sweatpants and a white crop top that gave more than a hint of her toned midriff.
She also had a matching pink-patterned sweatshirt tied around her neck, wore a pair of white sneakers and had her brown tresses styled long and straight.
In adherence to current safety guidelines put in place to stop the spread of the coronavirus, she wore a black protective mask during her time out in public.
The Jericho, New York native appeared to be waiting for her car at the valet alongside a young man who was dressed in a black shorts, a t-shirt and sneakers.
Tease: The pop singer flaunted her toned midriff in a crop top and pink-patterned sweatpants
Beer initially gained prominence in 2012 when Justin Bieber tweeted the link to a cover song she shared on YouTube when she was just 13-years-old.
The overnight attention led to her landing a deal with Island Records and the release of her debut single Melodies in September of 2013, and subsequent video that featured a gust appearance by Bieber.
She released her second single Unbreakable the following year.
Safety first: Beer has been vigilant in wearing protective masks when she’s in public; she is pictured while out and about in Los Angeles on Sunday, July 19
Since January Beer has dropped three singles ahead of the release of her debut studio album, Live Support that includes the songs Good In Goodbye, Selfish and Stained Glass.
Her debut 2018 EP As She Pleases boasts over 700 million streams globally, which helped garner her another big buzz in the music industry.
After reportedly scrapping a first attempt and a full-length album, Beer eventually signed with Epic Records in 2019, and has been working in Life Support ever since.
She has dropped three singles ahead of the album’s release since January, including the songs Good In Goodbye, Selfish and Stained Glass.
Breakthrough: Beer initially gained prominence in 2012 when Justin Bieber tweeted the link to a cover song she shared on YouTube when she was just 13-years-old