Miley Cyrus is causing a stir with her bold fashion statements that flaunt her fit physique. The singer impressed audiences with her impressive New Year’s Eve performance alongside Pete Davidson. Cyrus, known for her hit song “Prisoner,” has been rocking a see-through black mini dress in a daring Gucci ad campaign that showcases the brand’s latest collection and her lengthy legs.
Miley Cyrus impressed her fan base with her recent photo shoot for Interview magazine, which was a unique and brave one. She took to social media to share a daring snap from the shoot with her 160 million Instagram followers, quoting a popular song and using yellow heart and banana emojis. Moreover, she included links to the complete interview and thanked the creative team behind the styling and photography.
Miley Cyrus, the famous singer behind the hit song “Heart of Glass”, has taken the no-pants trend to a whole new level in 2021. Her latest photo shows her posing by a tree, with one leg stretched out to touch it and the other raised to touch another tree. She’s donning a yellow top and striking pink platform shoes that radiate 1970s vibes. Evidently, pants were not on her agenda for this shoot, but who could blame her or her fashion team? Miley has gorgeous legs that deserve to be shown off! The snapshot features a bunch of peeled bananas and their skins scattered on the ground, which Miley references in her caption. Nevertheless, some fans have criticized the picture for promoting food waste.
A number of netizens on Instagram weren’t happy with what appeared to be food wastage in a picture shared by Miley Cyrus. A commentator referred to it as “a revolting waste of food,” receiving support from another user who shook their head in disbelief. Furthermore, someone highlighted the irony of throwing away food when there are people suffering from hunger across the globe. However, there were also plenty of compliments directed towards Cyrus for her appearance in the photo. It’s possible that the bananas showcased in the picture may not have actually been thrown away and were just used as props or edited in post-production.
