Madison Beer cut a stylish figure as she showed off her toned abs in a white crop top and khaki skirt while heading out for dinner in Beverly Hills on Tuesday.

The singer, 23, added a chic flair to her ensemble with a pair of black chunky loafers over simple white socks.

As she stepped out in California following a successful tour, the performer accessorised with a pendant necklace, huge silver hoops, and rings.

Sensational: Madison Beer, 23, cut a stylish figure as she showed off her toned abs in a white crop top and khaki skirt while heading out for dinner in Beverly Hills on Tuesday

Despite heading out well after sunset, Madison wore some statement sunglasses, contrasting with her skin-tight white vest.

The layered olive midi-skirt accentuated the songwriter’s silhouette and showed off her bronzed tan.

Madison kept her belongings in a small black handbag, which she slung over her shoulder.

Stunning: The singer added a chic flair to her ensemble with a pair of black chunky loafers over simple white socks

In April Madison wowed her fans while performing at the O2 Academy Glasgow in Scotland. The singer appeared to be making the most of her time on stage as she sang and danced for her adoring fans.

Her performance was part of her ongoing Life Support Tour, which serves to support her debut album of the same name.

Madison wore an all-white outfit that included a pearl-lined corset and a matching mini dress that showed off her toned legs during the show. The Selfish singer also rocked a set of fishnet leggings and a lengthy pair of gloves as she performed for her fans.

Madison originally announced that she would be working on a full-length studio album in 2018.

Mysterious: Despite heading out well after sunset, Madison wore some statement sunglasses, contrasting with her skin-tight white vest

The performer released a single entitled Hurts Like Hell that same year, although it was not included as part of Life Support. The singer later released her album’s cover art in February of 2020, after her first single from the record, Good in Goodbye, debuted the previous month.

Three further singles from the record were made available to her fans prior to its official release. Life Support made its debut on February 26 of last year and peaked at the number 65 spot on the Billboard 200 chart.

Madison’s album received generally positive reviews from critics, many of whom praised her willingness to work with concerning subject material.