Miley Cyrus Mesmerizes in a Seductive Mugler Dress at the VMAs

Miley Cyrus stirred up quite a fashion buzz at this year’s MTV Video Music Awards with her striking style choices.

The talented vocalist, known for her hit song “Slide Away,” left everyone mesmerized in an exquisite maxi dress embellished with sequins, skillfully crafted by the renowned designer Mυgler. With its strapless and sheer design, the dress was undeniably alluring. Miley Cyrus elevated the allure by accessorizing with matching mesh gloves, adding an extra touch of glamour to her ensemble. Completing the ensemble were stylish stiletto sandals that perfectly complemented the overall look.

In terms of her beauty choices, Cyrus opted to style her signature bleach blonde hair in a modernized version of the iconic mullet hairstyle. This edgy choice further accentuated her unique style. To add a pop of color and enhance her overall appearance, she opted for a bold red lip that served as the perfect finishing touch for the entire look.

Cyrus is gearing up for her performance at the VMAs tonight, where she will be sharing the stage with a lineup of talented stars including Lady Gaga, Ariana Grande, Doja Cat, The Weeknd, and many others. This performance holds significant importance for Cyrus as it marks her first major public appearance since her recent breakup with fellow musician Cody Simpson, whom she had been dating for almost a year. In an Instagram Live Q&A session following the release of her latest single, “Midnight Sky,” Cyrus candidly discussed her split with Simpson.

“At the moment, we are both focusing on our individual growth and becoming the best versions of ourselves, which is something everyone goes through at this stage of life,” Cyrus expressed to her fans. “We are simply figuring out who we want to be and what we want to pursue in our lives. So, please don’t turn it into some overly dramatic narrative, as if next week we won’t be hanging out and grabbing pizza together. We’ve been friends for a decade, and our friendship will endure. Let’s not fabricate something that isn’t there.”