Madison Beer flashes a peek at her chiseled abs as she dons a crop top and sweats while out shopping
Her debut studio album, Life Support, is set to be released later this summer.
But Madison Beet stepped out on Thursday to treat herself to some retail therapy.
The 21-year-old flashed her chiseled abs in a crop top as she enjoyed the shops on Melrose in West Hollywood.
Shopping spree: Madison Beet stepped out on Thursday to treat herself to some retail therapy on Melrose in West Hollywood
Her bright yellow cropped tee read ‘Guaranteed safe,’ in red letters and ‘When taken as directed,’ in black underneath it.
She teamed the top with simple grey jogger sweats, white ankle socks and white lace-up Nike sneakers.
The singer was sure to wear a black face mask, covering her nose and mouth, amid the still surging COVID-19 pandemic.
Her look: Her bright yellow cropped tee read ‘Guaranteed safe,’ in red letters and ‘When taken as directed,’ in black underneath it. She teamed the top with simple grey jogger sweats, white ankle socks and white lace-up Nike sneakers
She carried a small Louis Vuitton shoulder bag and added to her look with a pearl choker necklace and dark sunglasses holding her hair back.
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.
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.