Selena Gomez matches her all-pink outfit to her blush at Rare Beauty event

She’s pretty in pink.

Selena Gomez launched her latest Rare Beauty product while wearing a very Barbiecore look in New York City Saturday, coordinating her outfit with her shimmery pink blush.

The “Only Murders in the Building” star, 31, rocked a head-to-toe pink ‘fit to celebrate her brand’s new Soft Pinch Luminous Powder Blush ($26), wearing a floral-print silk Versace shirtdress ($2,850) with a pink wool Staud coat ($795) draped around her shoulders.

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She kept the pink theme going with her shoes, wearing candy-colored Versace pumps ($895 $439) with bow trim.

The former Disney Channel star wore her hair in a ’60s-inspired ‘do with a deep side part and teased top, accessorizing with sparkling APM Monaco sterling silver and cubic zirconia drop earrings ($163) along with a celestial-themed ring ($223) and a band ring ($145) from the brand.

Of course, Gomez showed off her beauty brand’s newest product — which comes in shades ranging from peach to maroon — on her cheeks, wearing glowing pink Rare Beauty cheek color as she posed with compacts of blush.

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The product is Rare Beauty’s first foray into powder blush, with Gomez telling WWD it was a long time coming.

“People have been asking for a Rare Beauty powder blush for years, so we thought it was the perfect time to give them what they want,” she told the publication, adding the formula was a mix between Rare Beauty’s liquid blush and its highlighter in terms of pigment and glow.

The “Single Soon” singer went for a totally different vibe in late March as she stepped out in an all-black look, with Gomez wearing a dramatic off-the-shoulder dress with ruffle trim and matching tights and heels to support her “Only Murders in the Building” co-star Steve Martin at the premiere of his documentary.