Miley Cyrus leaned into a raw, edgy, punk-rock aesthetic, wearing a minimalistic two-piece that blended hardware details and high-contrast styling. Up top, she wore a simple, dark triangle bralette with thin shoulder straps.

The clean cut exposed her toned midriff, allowing her extensive collection of tattoos to show. She paired the top with tiny dark micro shorts that sat low on her waist. She also wore sheer dark tights underneath for added depth.

Styled by longtime collaborator Bradley Kenneth, the “Angels Like You” singer completed her look with an R & M Leathers Kane Belt. The oversized, wide leather belt wrapped low around her hips. It featured multi-row metallic studding bordering its edges and large silver grommets running along its length.

Further, a massive, rounded rectangular buckle hung off-center. The belt’s exaggerated proportions created a striking visual contrast against the tiny shorts.

Cyrus also added a performance-art edge to the look with a long, dark leather whip that she wielded, looping fluidly across her body. The prop introduced dynamic motion and a subversively rebellious tone that complemented the heavy metal-inspired belt and exposed skin.

Meanwhile, her hair was styled loose and tousled with textured, piecey layers. Curtain bangs framed her face, giving it a wind-swept, lived-in feel. Her makeup featured dark-rimmed eyes with heavily smudged black eyeliner and winged shadow, creating a sultry, rockstar-off-duty gaze, paired with a neutral lip.

While the monochrome black-and-white framing in the first shot highlighted the bold silhouette, the red lighting in the second shot cast a warm, fiery, high-octane mood.