Styled by Bradley Kenneth, Cyrus wore look 19 from Chloé’s fall 2025 show: a cropped chocolate brown faux fur jacket with a rounded collar, sculptural lapel, and quilted panelling, paired with inky blue leather kick-flare pants, and pointed stilettos. She styled it similarly to the runway, with a gold coin chain slung low on her hips and a thick gold necklace. And of course, she wore her new engagement ring: a cushion-cut stone on a thick, 14k yellow gold band, made bespoke by designer Jacquie Aiche. Similarly vintage-inspired, non-traditional, yet refined.
Chloé’s fall 2025 collection saw Chemena Kamali thread the needle back through the label’s posh-hippy-grunge heritage, filled with faux fur, diaphanous nude blouses, and dolman-sleeved leathers. Other celebrity fans of the collection include sisters Elle and Dakota Fanning (who wore coordinating Chloé nightgowns), Dua Lipa, and Addison Rae—everyone wants a bit of that nostalgic, rockstar femme look.
Over a decade since she said goodbye to Hannah Montana, Miley Cyrus has firmly established her own rockstar style, leaning into Stevie Knicks-like ruffle details, sharp and sexy suiting, sumptuous faux furs, sculptural all-black gowns, more than a few flared pants. She’s had a major vintage Mugler phase, become the face of Maison Margiela, and went full moto in Saint Laurent while sitting front row at Vogue World: Hollywood in October.
Later on Jimmy Kimmel last night, Cyrus wore a structured, glossy burgundy skirt suit which was look 1 from Haider Ackermann’s Tom Ford spring 2026 show. Doing press for the Avatar movie this week (Cyrus provided a song for the soundtrack), she wore full runway looks from Nina Ricci, Gucci, and Margiela. In a suave, sharp-shouldered Nina Ricci suit and yellow gold waistcoat—reminiscent of Mick Jagger—Cyrus also toted the recently debuted python-print Le Bal Bag. While debuting her engagement ring on the red carpet with now-fiancé Maxx Marando, she wore a dramatic black fishtail Gucci gown.