Mariah Carey is making the most of her favorite time of the year. The Queen of Christmas stepped out in style while celebrating Christmas with her inner circle in Aspen, Colorado, after touring across the country and bringing the holiday spirit to her fans.

Mariah Carey is throwing it back to the nineties. The “All I Want For Christmas Is You” singer, 55, revived her signature curls from the bygone era for a night out at Catch Steak restaurant in Aspen, Colorado, where she’s celebrating the holidays.

The "All I Want for Christmas Is You" singer enjoyed a meal at Catch Steak in Aspen, Colo. on Thursday, Dec. 27

Recent photos showed Mariah Carey nailing Santa-coded outfits in Aspen, which are as trendy as her classic Christmas songs this holiday season. On Saturday, the “All I Want For Christmas Is You” singer sported a red and white knitted attire that might be the toughest outfit to match.

The musician’s look included the label’s wool cardigan ($14,900) with beaded fringe embroidery and matching tank dress ($2,100). As if that wasn’t luxe enough, Carey cranked things up a notch with Gucci’s knit wool lamé hat ($560), which boasts its signature GG monogram in gold hardware.

Mariah Carey and Anderson .Paak were seen holding hands in Aspen on Dec. 22. TMZ reported that the musicians are not dating and are just collaborating on new songs.

Mariah Carey has insisted she never predicted All I Want for Christmas Is You would be a hit. Co-written and produced by Mariah and Walter Afanasieff, the track was originally included on her 1994 holiday album,

Here's why "All I Want for Christmas Is You," which reemerges on the charts each holiday season, is on track to become the most successful song ever released.

American singer, songwriter and record producer Mariah Carey was born on March 27, 1969 in New York, United States. She is known as an uncontested Queen of Christmis. Once again, a unique streaming record with the legendary holiday hymn ‘All I Want for Christmas Is You’ has been settled by her.

When you think of the "King of Christmas," it's probable that you picture musicians like Frank Sinatra or Michael Bublé, who have both released dozens of holiday tunes. But when you hear the phrase "Queen of Christmas,