While most stars reach for sequins and sweeping gowns during awards season, Miley Cyrus chose something sharper and far more subversive.
At a time when the red carpet is saturated with predictable sparkle,
Miley Cyrus stepped out in a Celine look that felt deliberate, controlled, and quietly commanding. Standing alongside fiance Maxx Morando, she didn’t dress to dazzle. She dressed to dominate.
And somehow, that restraint made the statement louder.
At first glance, the look read monochrome and minimal: a crisp white top layered beneath an oversized leather jacket. But look closer, and the details revealed themselves.
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The jacket, cut with a side-breasted closure and cinched by a sharp belt, sculpted the waist while maintaining that signature Celine nonchalance. Subtle metal hardware added edge, balancing polish with rebellion. Instead of softening the silhouette with a skirt or flowing train, Miley leaned fully into tailoring.
Her trousers started exaggerated and relaxed at the waist before tapering cleanly at the ankle – a play on proportion that felt both masculine and sensual. It was the kind of precise construction that whispers luxury rather than shouting for attention.
Then came the twist. Pinned boldly onto the leather was an oversized gold brooch etched with her initials – a deeply personal flourish in an otherwise disciplined look. Less accessory, more insignia, it transformed the outfit from designer styling into signature identity. In a season where celebrity fashion can feel overly curated, the monogram added intimacy. It wasn’t just Celine. It was Miley.
The finishing touches leaned into a subtle “mob wife meets boardroom” mood: sleek black pumps, dark sunglasses, and short leather gloves that injected old-school glamour with a rebellious streak.
Her glam mirrored the philosophy. Instead of heavy drama, she opted for radiance with luminous skin, flushed cheeks, and glossy nude lips. Her bangs framed her face while her hair fell loose and natural, softening the severity of the leather and tailoring. The contrast worked. Hard lines met effortless beauty. Structure met ease.
This marks a noticeable shift from her past red carpet playbook of maximalist gowns and high-shine theatrics. The 2026 season introduces something more evolved: power dressing with personality.
