Avril Lavigne shows off her edgy style in a leather trench coat and boots as she enjoys a night out at Catch Steak in Los Angeles

Avril Lavigne enjoyed a night out in West Hollywood on Tuesday.

The 38-year-old singer dined with friends at Catch Steak in Los Angeles.

On the night, Avril showed off her edgy pop-punk style in a t-shirt dress with a leather trench coat and flat boots.

Avril wore an all black outfit and paired the look with a silver necklace and lime green manicure.

She wore her short curls down and around her face, neatly smooth and with her orange streaks.

Her makeup included a smoky and heavily lined eye and a nude lip.

Pop punk: Avril wore an all black outfit and paired the look with a silver necklace and lime green manicure

Her fiancé, Mod Sun, was absent from the outing.

She went to the same restaurant with Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly in December.

In November, the rocker proudly referred to herself as a “mommy f***in princess” while speaking to INLOVE magazine as she reflected on her career.

In the spread, Avril looked amazing as she flaunted her new strawberry blonde locks and wore a pink crop top and a high-waisted denim cut.

Avril, who is known for hits like “Complicated” and “Sk8er Boi”, reflected on her successful publishing career after entering the music industry at the age of 17.

Reflection: In November, the rocker proudly called herself a ‘mother f***in princess’ while speaking to INLOVE magazine and reflecting on her career

Two decades since her 2002 debut album Let Go catapulted her to international fame, Avril said she has always “taken her own reins” with her career and is not afraid to be herself.

“I’ve always called myself Mother F***in’ Princess because I’m my own boss,” she said.

“My opinion hasn’t really changed, except that I started when I was 17 and I’m a woman now.”

Flashback: It’s been two decades since her 2002 debut album Let Go catapulted her to international fame. Pictured in 2002

Shortly after its release, “Let Go” became the best-selling album of the 21st century by a Canadian artist.

Avril, who recently signed to Travis Barker’s label, says she has learned a lot in the industry over the years, keeps her family close and remains authentic in herself and her music.

“The industry has changed a lot,” she says.

“People are buying fewer albums and streaming more than ever. Social media clearly plays a big role in this and I like to use it when it comes naturally to me. But my whole life music comes first. The music has to be great before anything else matters.”

Avril also had an inspirational message for her fans, telling them to be happy in their own skin and saying, “You don’t have to be like someone else to be great.”

Debut Hit Album: Shortly after its release, Let Go became the best-selling album of the 21st century by a Canadian artist