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Selena Gomez is ready for fall in head-to-toe leather look

Add Page Six on Google 5 Selena Gomez headed to dinner in LA wearing head-to-toe leather. Daily Stardust / BACKGRID Selena Gomez is ready for fall.

Gone are her sundresses, linen sets and colorful bikinis of summer. Come Labor Day, Gomez is leaning into leather.

The actress was spotted on Tuesday, heading to dinner in Los Angeles wearing a Khaite leather midi skirt ($3,900) and matching leather jacket ($5,900).

She added a coordainated black clutch and pointed-toe Saint Laurent heels ($1,150) as well, adding a pair of signature gold hoops and retro-style sunglasses.

Gomez is fresh off of a romantic Venetian trip with husband Benny Blanco, where the pair spent time during the Venice Film Festival ahead of Labor Day.

And that’s not all. At the end of July, the pair also slipped into their best European boating attire, celebrating Gomez’s birthday on a yacht in Italy.

The couple managed to hit Florence, Rome, Tuscany and more Italian destinations during their whirlwind trip, just before their one-year-wedding anniversary.

Her latest look is a sharp turn-around from her effortlessly sunny summer wardrobe.

While temperatures haven’t quite dropped low enough for a chill to enter the air, the former Disney Channel actress is certainly having us crave leather weather.

And she’s back stateside just in time for Monday night’s Emmy Awards.

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