This year,Miley Cyrus received six nominations, including album of the year for “Endless Summer Vacation।”
Miley Cyrus dares to bare!
The 31-year-old singer of “Flowers” was on Sunday night on the red carpet at the 2024 Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, wearing a barely there gold metal mesh dress with safety pin accents and matching metal panties, along with Christian Louboutin for Maison Margiela gold heels। Cyrus was strategically covered in all the right places by the custom Maison Margiela naked dress, but her many tattoos were visible।
The singer and actress swept back her hair into a voluminous curled style। Hairstylist Bob Recine got the look by using Nexxus products। I have been working with Miley for a long time, and tonight we wanted to create something different from last year, with a style that felt like it had a ’70s, Barbarella feel while still having a modern, punk edge। He tells PEOPLE that by creating a big hair look, while leaving some of the teasing visible, it allows the look to maintain a fresh, sexy feeling।
Cyrus chose Pat McGrath Labs’ bronze shades to match her dress’s metallic colors to make it glamorous। I wanted Miley to look like a golden goddess, a touchable beauty, at the Grammys।In a press release, makeup artist James Kaliardos said
On Monday, Cyrus’s stylist Bradley Kenneth posted an Instagram post detailing her red carpet look, which was designed by Maison Margiela creative director John Galliano। He wrote that the dress, which required 675 hours of skill, featured a meticulous arrangement of 14,000 safety pins adorned with french antique beads।
Cyrus ended a successful year of his career in 2023 with six Grammy nominations, including an album of the year for Endless Summer Vacation and three nods for “Flowers,” which was recognized as the best pop solo performance, record of the year, and song of the year। Last January, the appealing empowerment anthem stayed atop the Billboard Top 100 for eight weeks. Additionally, it broke Spotify’s record by reaching a billion streams faster than any other song।
When the nominations were announced in November, Cyrus posted a message on X, which was formerly Twitter, thanking her fans for their continued support of her music and noting that women artists were the majority of the nominees।
“To all of the nominated for Grammys this year, congratulations. I’m proud to see women in charge of the music business,” the writer stated. “It’s fun to be nominated & exciting to win but having my music LOVED around the world is the real trophy.”
“To my smilers, today is a celebration of YOU. My delight is your joy,” she continued. I can never replace my team or my partners; they are invaluable and priceless components of this puzzle. I cherish each and every one of you. I’m grateful that you made my endless summer vacation so enjoyable.”
In celebration of the one-year anniversary of “Flowers”‘ debut, Cyrus shared two monochrome images of herself last month, appropriately clutching a rose.
“I’m delighted that ‘Flowers’ started making people happy a year ago today. I cherish you. I’m grateful. “XO MC,” she wrote as the caption for the picture on Instagram, which received over two million likes.
In June of last year, Cyrus disclosed to British Vogue that the popular song had sounded almost entirely different.
“I wrote it in a very different style,” she said to the publication. “I can buy myself flowers, write my name in the sand, but I can’t love me better than you can,” was the original chorus.
It was more like that in the 1950s. The song with the most sadness. She said, “Yeah, I can be my own lover, but you’re so much better.” “There’s a hint of fake it till you make it in the song. which I find really appealing.
The singer of “Wrecking Ball” also addressed rumors circulated by fans that “Flowers” alludes to her relationship with her ex-husband Liam Hemsworth on multiple occasions.
She told British Vogue, “I never need to be a master at the craft of tricking an audience,” dismissing the claims. It will ignite of its own volition.
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