Madison Beer put on a sizzling display on Tuesday evening when she joined other entertainment industry stars at ELLE’s Women in Hollywood event in Los Angeles.

The singer–songwriter stood out in skimpy off-white mini dress as she made a splash on the red carpet.

Madison, who released her second studio album Silence Between Songs in September, was joined by other famous women at the event, including Jennifer Lopez, Oprah Winfrey and Natasha Lyonne, among many others.

She emphasized her stunning hourglass figure and slim with her figure-hugging dress.

The halter dress featured a plunging neckline emphasizing her cleavage, and it’s sleeveless design showcased her trim arms.

Madison had legs for days thanks to its short skirt, and she towered in a pair of black open-toe heels that strapped around her ankles.

She contrasted her light dress with her voluminous brunette hair, which rested on her shoulders in thick waves.

During the event, Madison was seen catching up with fellow singer–songwriter Bebe Rexha and the actress and model Amelie Zilber, both of whom contrasted her with their black dresses.

The event was honoring nine film and television industry icons and rising stars: Jennifer Lopez, Jodie Foster, Barbie’s America Ferrera, Past Lives breakout Greta Lee, Killers Of The Flower Moon star Lily Gladstone, Eva Longoria and three stars of the upcoming musical adaptation of The Color Purple: Danielle Brooks, Taraji P. Henson and Fantasia Barrino Taylor.

Madison was attending the event a few months after she released her second studio album Silence Between Songs, which was positively reviewed but peaked at number 86 on the Billboard 200 albums chart.

The LP appeared to come with the approval of Lana Del Rey, one of Madison’s idols and influences.

She revealed to Teen Vogue in June that she sent her album to the hitmaker to get her thoughts and feedback.

Madison gushed that Lana told her she had ‘listened to it a couple of times back to back,’ though she was stunned that her idol would devote so much attention to her music.