Miley Cyrus turned heads and made history on a memorable Sunday night, securing her first-ever Grammy Award, swiftly followed by her second. The superstar marked the milestone with her signature panache, adorned in not one but five breathtaking outfits throughout the event and topped with a voluminous rockabilly bouffant—too iconic to ever be obscured by the likes of a Hannah Montana wig.
At the Grammys red carpet, Cyrus dazzled onlookers in a bespoke gown assembled from 14,000 gleaming gold safety pins.
Miley Cyrus Shines in Maison Margiela at Red Carpet Event
A Unique Fashion Statement with Safety Pins
Miley Cyrus turned heads at her latest red carpet appearance in a bespoke Maison Margiela masterpiece. According to WWD, the entire dress was ingeniously crafted from golden safety pins.
It featured an artful cutout design with a high neck and an asymmetrical hem, chevron-shaped bralette, and wrapped-style bottom, causing a stir in the fashion community. Complimenting the avant-garde outfit were her golden Tabi heels, and she chose a voluminous, crowning hairstyle to complete the look.
Maison Margiela’s custom creation from archival inspiration
While other stars gravitated towards traditional evening wear, Miley Cyrus broke the mold in a cutting-edge Maison Margiela design by John Galliano, reminiscent of an iconic look from his fall 1997 collection.
This laborious creation involved the arrangement of 14,000 gold safety pins that culminated in a spectacular circular pattern across the chest and a daring thong detail at the waist. The design was accentuated with a high decorative neck, shoulder details resembling off-the-shoulder sleeves, and a flowing skirt.
Cyrus added a touch of elegance with Elsa Peretti jewelry from Tiffany & Co and completed her outfit with bespoke yellow velvet Tabi heels by Christian Louboutin for Maison Margiela.
A Shift to Subtlety: Cyrus’s Grammy Wardrobe Change
When Miley Cyrus reappeared during the evening, the chill of the damp Los Angeles night seemed to have influenced a change in her sartorial choices. Gone was the initial metallic chill against her skin, replaced by a strikingly different ensemble as she stepped up to receive her inaugural Grammy.
Awarded for Best Pop Solo Performance for “Flowers,” Cyrus approached the stage donning a sophisticated black jumpsuit that sparkled with sequins. It featured a high neckline and an elongated keyhole that traced her silhouette, offering a more subdued glamour than her earlier appearance. Throughout the transition, her hair remained impeccably styled, unshaken by the night’s events.
Cyrus Shines with Grammy-Winning performance in vintage Mackie
Cyrus stepped back into the spotlight, ready to deliver the Grammy-awarded melody that had soared her to acclaim. Adorned in a dazzling piece from the archives of her favorite designer, Bob Mackie, she chose a silver beaded, fringed bodysuit that originated from Mackie’s Fall/Winter 2002 “To Broadway With Love” collection.
It featured a chic bandeau top alongside a daring torso cutout. As Cyrus belted out her performance, the fringed skirt danced with vivacity, a testament to Mackie’s enduring appeal among vocal powerhouses for generations.
Cyrus’ Evening of fashion and humor
The previous four ensembles would have satisfied most individuals, yet Cyrus remained determined to showcase yet another stunning dress.
A fashion marathon with Cyrus and Kenneth
Capable of satisfying even the most fashion-hungry, Cyrus showcased a total of five ensembles, working closely with stylist Bradley Kenneth. Their fashion narrative for the evening heavily favored their preferred labels, predominantly showcasing pieces from Galliano’s Margiela and the iconic Bob Mackie.
Gucci Glamour for the Grand Finale
For the climax of the night, as she stepped up to receive the prestigious Record of the Year award, Cyrus was the epitome of Gucci glamor. Draped in a rich, sequined, Gucci chocolate gown boasting a daring cutout and a dramatic leg slit, she was every inch the starlet. Accentuated by a feather boa, complementary Gucci Signoria stilettos, and the renowned Bamboo 1947 handbag, her ensemble was a sartorial success.
A statement accessory with a touch of wit
Not one to follow the pack, Cyrus showcased the historical Bamboo bag by Guccio Gucci with its classic clasp, an accessory revered in Tinseltown, as her statement piece on stage.
Amid the applause and in typical Cyrus fashion, she playfully fiddled with the bag’s clasp, feigning to search for an acceptance speech, only to quip about her potential undergarment oversight, leaving the audience laughing as she exited the stage.