Camila Cabello is all smiles holding hands with Patrick Ta during Art Basel Miami

Camila Cabello looked stunning during her latest outing in Miami. The 'Havana' singer was surrounded by her inner circle while heading to Art Basel Miami Beach, where she sat down for a panel with Dave Grutman and talked about her latest musical era and her successful career in the entertainment industry.

The performer wore an all-black ensemble paired with matching black Gianvito Rossi Finny booties and minimal jewelry. She styled her hair in a ponytail and rocked a soft glam makeup look, looking professional with her reading glasses on.

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Camila was all smiles arriving at the event, holding hands with her close friend and makeup artist Patrick Ta, who wore a casual look, including a brown leather jacket, brown trousers, and matching combat boots. He also wore a trucker hat and a white top underneath his jacket. 

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During the panel, Camila talked about her 'C, XOXO' album and her aesthetics for the fun musical era, revealing that her hair is "going to take a lot of time to rebuild" after going platinum blonde, as she has always been known for her long brunette hair. 

"I did love being blonde in the beginning. In the beginning," she said to the audience. "But that s--- starts looking like rope real quick — like a horse is about to take a bite, like a salad. It starts drying." She continued, "There's a three-shade maximum, so you can either go three shades lighter or three shades darker, and that's fine for your hair."

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"Any more than that, you can't do for more than a few months. It fries it," she said, adding, "It's going to take a long time to rebuild my beautiful, beautiful hair."

Camila had a very cohesive aesthetic while promoting her latest album, including her music videos and performances. "Camila wanted a big moment for 2024, and what bigger moment than her going platinum blonde?" her hair colorist previously shared to E! News. A color she has never been before. Our promise to each other was we could do it, but only if we kept her hair as healthy as possible."