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She's been showing off some of her most striking looks while promoting her new album and docuseries Dancing With The Devil.
And Demi Lovato upped her game on Saturday when she shared a stunning photo of herself in a shimmering suit dress to her Instagram account.
The 28-year-old singer-songwriter posted the image a day after admitting that she suffered an 'anxiety attack' from the stress of watching her new docuseries Demi Lovato: Dancing With The Devil, which premiered last month.
© Provided by Daily MailStunner: Demi Lovato, 28, shared a photo of herself on Saturday in a shimmering floral-print suit dress to Instagram to mark the first week her album Dancing With The Devil was out
Demi's photo showed her standing in front of a window looking out on a picturesque hill in the desert that was covered with large boulders.
She had on the stylish double-breasted suit dress and seemingly little else, aside from a pair of white open-toe heels with crisscrossing straps around her ankles.
The 5ft3in singer and actress' outfit was covered with lovely pink floral designs and had a lustrous sheen that lit up the room.
Rather than her current pixie cut, she wore her raven locks in long curls swept to the side over one shoulder.
She rounded out her elegant ensemble with translucent pink sunglasses and dangling jeweled earrings.
'One week of #DWTDTAOSO. Thank you for listening and your support. It means the world to me,' she captioned the photo.
© Provided by Daily MailBeaming: On Friday, Demi was ebullient during her interview with Jimmy Fallon to promote her new docuseries and album
© Provided by Daily MailTough time: Demi admitted that it was immensely difficult just to watch the series after it had been completed. 'I had a physical reaction the first time that I watched it. Like - anxiety attack,' she said
On Friday, Demi was ebullient during her interview with Jimmy Fallon to promote her new docuseries and album.
The Confident singer looked casual in a simple black top that matched her short hair, while she added some sparkle with a gold chain and thick gold earrings.
The talk eventually turned to her documentary series, which delves into her tumultuous personal life in the past few years, including her nearly fatal 2018 overdose.
Demi admitted that it was immensely difficult just to watch the series after it had been completed.
'I had a physical reaction the first time that I watched it. Like - anxiety attack,' she said.
© Provided by Daily MailTaking charge: 'But it's been good and a part of telling my story is taking ownership and just owning my truth,' she continued; still from Demi Lovato: Dancing With The Devil
© Provided by Daily MailDoing the work: 'I had to work through a lot of things before I actually told the story on camera,' she said. 'But I've been working on myself and putting in a lot of work behind the scenes...'
'But it's been good and a part of telling my story is taking ownership and just owning my truth,' she continued. 'No matter what people say when they watch it, it doesn't matter ... I'm standing in such truth that nothing that anyone can say can shake me.'
Jimmy asked the pop superstar if it was 'odd' to share so much of her life with complete strangers.
'I had to work through a lot of things before I actually told the story on camera,' she replied. 'But I've been working on myself and putting in a lot of work behind the scenes so that when it was time to put it on camera, I felt completely secure to tell my story.'
As difficult as it was to open up about her personal struggles and issues with drug abuse, she thought the whole process helped her recovery.
'It's been really cathartic, really really therapeutic,' she said.
The songstress hoped that viewers might be inspired by what she had gone through and overcome.
© Provided by Daily MailSympathy: Demi told TMZ this week that was moved by the plight of rapper DMX, who died on Friday at 50 after he suffered a heart attack brought on by a drug overdose; seen April 8
© Provided by Daily MailTragic: 'Any time I see someone OD or pass away that's in the public eye I immediately think,
Demi was moved by the plight of rapper DMX, who died on Friday at 50 after he suffered a heart attack brought on by a drug overdose.
Earlier this week, while he was still fighting for his life in the hospital, she told TMZ about the emotional jolt his overdose gave her.
'Any time I see someone OD or pass away that's in the public eye I immediately think, "That could have been you had you not been putting all this work into the last couple of years of your life,"' she said.
'There's times I've felt, like, feeling survivor's guilt. You do ask yourself, "Why am I still here, why are others not?" It's challenging. I have to realize that every day is a day that someone else doesn't get.'
© Provided by Daily MailMoving on: 'There's times I've felt, like, feeling survivor's guilt. You do ask yourself,
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