Pop star Miley Cyrus wowed on the Grammy red carpet on Sunday in a gown made of 14,000 gold pins.
The singer-songwriter, who wore her hair in a Farrah Fawcett-esque bouffant style and went on to win her first Grammy, wore a customized outfit by Maison Margiela, which the brand said took “675 hours of meticulous work” to create. The brand said it took “675 hours of meticulous work” to make the dress. It took “675 hours of painstaking work” to create the dress. The metallic mesh dress was as much ’20s mod as Egyptian goddess, with an intricate arrangement of pins that resembled collars and undergarments.
Miley Cyrus poses on the red carpet while attending the 66th Annual Grammy Awards.
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John Galliano, the French label’s creative director, seemed to look to his own archives for inspiration, with some social media users pointing out the similarities between Cyrus’ revealing gown and pieces from the designer’s fall 1997 ready-to-wear collection.
The mansion has been the talk of the town in recent weeks. Not only did their January couture show in Paris starring actress Gwendoline Christie receive rave reviews from critics, but the “porcelain doll” makeup for the show quickly went viral, prompting endless speculation as to how it was achieved! The show’s “porcelain doll” makeup quickly became popular, leading to endless speculation about how it was achieved.
A model walks the runway at the John Galliano Fall 1997 ready-to-wear fashion show in Paris, France.
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Though the creator of the look – legendary makeup artist Pat McGrath – had a hand in styling Cyrus, she didn’t show off her “glass skin” at the Margiela show. “. Instead, her products were used by fellow makeup artist James Kaliardos to create a sun-kissed look with winged eyeliner.
Kaliardos posted on Instagram that he wanted Cyrus to “glow like a golden goddess, regal, with clear skin, glowing makeup, and beauty within reach.”
Meanwhile, the pop star’s hairstyle was created by hairstylist Bob Recine. Taking Cyrus’ highlighted brown hair and creating dramatic curls – which some have likened to those favored by her godmother, Dolly Parton – Recine gave each strand a life of its own.
Miley Cyrus performs her hit single ‘Flowers’ on stage after winning her first Grammy.
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According to a press statement from hair care brand Nexxus, Raisin said, “Last year, I featured Miley’s wet hair look.” This year, we decided we wanted some dry, bigger …… fuller hair, but sexy, messy and touchable.”
The creation of the gold safety pin was one of five costume changes Cyrus made at the awards show. Later in the evening, she donned a shimmering black jumpsuit to accept the award for Best Pop Solo Performance (for “Flowers”) from pop legend Mariah Carey, followed by a vintage silver mod dress reminiscent of Tina Turner, designed by Bob Mackie. – Performing the song on stage. Look four, seen backstage, was a strapless black lace jumpsuit paired with a stork-feather jacket, and then, to receive her record of the year, she opted for a brown sequined one-shoulder Gucci gown with a side slit and a matching miniature bamboo bag. By Design.