Miley Cyrus made big statement at the Grammy Awards last night and her fashion was a delight to her fans' eyes because she didn't just wear one, not two, but a total of five outfits; find out below who her inspirations were.
According to Glamour Magazine, Cyrus' first outfit was a custom John Galliano for Maison Margiela couture dress. The first ensemble was unique as it showed most of her skin and it was completely made of metal safety pins and beads. The look was completed with a pair of yellow Margiela Tabis.
Later that night, the musician wore something more comfortable, a high-neck halter-top black sequined jumpsuit. This is the one she wore when she received her first-ever Grammy for Best Pop Solo Performance. As of this writing, the designer has not been revealed.
Cyrus later shocked the audience with her body-revealing vintage dress by Bob Mackie from 2002. The outfit had details of beads and fringe all around the skirt, which is reminiscent of what Tina Turner would wear back in the day.
Miley Cyrus Wore Five Outfits
The list of her clothes don't stop there as she was later spotted backstage wearing a black lace catsuit with a neckline shaped like a heart.
The over-all look was completed with a beaded belt, a pair of strappy heels, and a black boa.
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Lastly, Miley Cyrus concluded her series of clothing wearing a one-shoulder brown Gucci gown and a high slit, detailed with sequins. She accessorized her look with a bamboo top-handle purse by the same fashion brand.
Who Were Miley Cyrus' Inspirations?
Aside from her fashion, Miley Cyrus also stood out with her big teased hair. Looks familiar? It was revealed that she was inspired by her godmother, Dolly Parton, who has been rocking a massive voluminous hair for decades.
According to Taste of Country, a pre-recorded video package that was aired before her performance was shown publicly where she revealed that some artists that inspire her are Parton, and Tina Turner.
Cyrus went home happy as she won her first two Grammys ever in her career, the first one being the Best Pop Solo Performance, while the other one was the Record of the Year for her massive song "Flowers."
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