Mariah Carey, 56, looks incredible in a chic black dress with mesh panels as she heads out in London after headlining Brighton Pride
The singer, 56, wore a chic black dress with mesh panels while smiling for photos outside Global radio offices.
She teamed the fitted number with a pair of opaque tights and layered over a cropped leather jacket.
Ever the diva, Mariah accessorised with oversized sunglasses and topped off her outfit with towering platform heels.
She wowed fans on Saturday as she took to the stage for her much-anticipated headline slot at Brighton Pride.
The superstar wore four figure-hugging outfits for her two hour performance at the event.
Mariah glittered in a silver gradient dress that she paired with a diamanté pink jacket and silver boots before changing into a blue and turquoise number.
Her packed setlist included hits like Vision of Love and Heroes as she gave the long-awaited performance that was initially scheduled for 2020, but was cancelled because of the Covid pandemic.
She later wrote on Instagram: 'Thank you so much Brighton Pride for having me tonight! A special heartfelt thank you to the LGBTQ + community for your ongoing support.
'I will always be there for you. Love, MC.'
She took the opportunity to show her support for the trans community by embellishing her pink jacket with the phrase 'Protect the dolls'.
Elsewhere in the performance, Mariah stunned in a more loosely fitted gold dress and thigh-high boots.
She also changed into a longer black dress and open-toed glittery high heels for a more glamorous look.
She also changed into a longer black dress and open-toed glittery high heels for a more glamorous look
The concert was a special event for fans as it was the first time that Mariah had performed in the UK since 2019.
Mariah was so keen to look her best for fans that she actually stopped her performance to have her makeup touched up.
A fan told The Mirror: 'What Mariah wants, Mariah must get. She called her makeup and hair team to the stage to touch up her hair and makeup. As she should, the queen that she is.
'She was absolutely incredible and just goes to show that even though she's one of the biggest stars on the planet, she has no qualms about wanting to look her best - like all of us.'
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