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Mariah Carey celebrated wrapping up her eight-night concert stand at the Beacon Theatre in New York City by donning silky lingerie and dripping in diamonds.

The 45-year-old looked glamorous in an Instagram selfie she shared on Saturday, showing off her ample cleavage in the revealing low-cut number.

The singer, who performed the final show for her All I Want For Christmas Is You concert series on Friday, showcased her toned figure in the curve-hugging maroon frock. 

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Glamorous: Mariah Carey celebrated wrapping up her eight-night concert stand at the Beacon Theatre in New York City by donning silky lingerie and dripping in diamonds

The Grammy winner posed on her couch while dressed in the strappy floor-length garment, featuring a sparkling detail above her waist.

The pop diva showed off her diamond earrings and bracelets in the photo, throwing her head back and grinning widely for the camera.

Mariah’s long, golden locks cascaded down her shoulders and back in large voluminous curls.

Holiday high notes: The singer performed the final show for her All I Want For Christmas Is You concert series on Friday

Dazzling: The 45-year-old showed off her svelte form in a fitted black dress while celebrating the holiday season

She captioned the picture:’Relaxing after my shows at @beacontheatre. Thanks #Lambs for celebrating the season with me! #AIWFCIY #christmas.’  

The ageless star sported pink lip gloss, sparkling brown eye shadow and rosy hued blush with shimmery polished nails.

The mom of two showed off her svelte body in a form fitting black dress earlier in the day to promote her Hallmark Channel film, A Christmas Melody, her first opportunity at directing a film.

Glowing: The mom of two posed next to her Christmas tree earlier in the day to promote her Hallmark Channel film, A Christmas Melody, her first opportunity at directing a film

The musician posed in her fringed fitted frock, adding opaque nylons and several diamond bracelets.

The film, which stars Lacey Chabert and Brennan Elliott, premiered on Hallmark Saturday night. 

The songstress, who has been in a relationship with Australian billionaire James Packer for six months, recently shared a sweet photo with her beau to her social media.

Mariah is mom to four-year-old twins, son Moroccan and daughter Monroe with ex-husband Nick Cannon.  

Festive: The musician recently finished up her eight-night concert series, All I Want For Christmas Is You, in New York City; pictured at the Beacon Theatre on December 9

In the moment: The songstress, who has been in a relationship with Australian billionaire James Packer for six months, recently shared a sweet photo with her beau to her social media

Happy life: Mariah is mom to four-year-old twins, daughter Monroe and son Moroccan with ex-husband Nick Cannon

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In case you thought that Aerie’s promise to stop altering and retouching photos of its models was just a temporary publicity stunt, the fashion brand is at it again with its latest campaign.

Debuting their new ballet-inspired athleisure and intimates collection, Aerie Studio, the brand has release a series of images starring ballerina Sonoya Mizuno showing off her best moves in the inaugural collection’s clothes.

The kicker? They haven’t touched or changed a thing on her face and body, letting the 27-year-old’s natural beauty shine with some freckles here and loose strands of hair there.

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In the ballet business: Aerie’s latest ad campaign stars 27-year-old ballerina Sonoya Mizuno

Vow: The Aerie and American Eagle Outfitters promised to stop retouching in January of 2014

Get your dancing shoes: The nimble pro is seen striking ballet poses and dancing in the new ad

New clothes: She models the latest collection, which features leggings and leg warmers

The new campaign is the latest to fall under Aerie’s ‘real’ movement, which began in January of 2014.

‘We want every girl to feel good about who they are and what they look like, inside and out. This means no more retouching our girls and no more supermodels,’ the company said in a statement when the movement launched. 

Since then, the brand has been committed to not retouching photos of its models in an effort to promote body positivity and self-love.