Miley Cyrus, aged 32, attended the Maybe It’s A Maybelline x Miley Launch Party in Los Angeles on Friday evening, marking her latest public appearance as a global ambassador for the renowned beauty brand.
The Grammy Award-winning artist, who recently debuted a new curly blonde hairstyle, appeared at Bar Marmont within the iconic Chateau Marmont, where she celebrated both her partnership with Maybelline and the introduction of its new Serum Lipstick line.
Cyrus made a striking entrance in a black tailored blazer with a daringly low neckline, notably opting to go topless underneath. She complemented the look with wide-leg black trousers and closed-toe heels, completing her ensemble with minimal yet elegant jewelry, including hoop earrings, a pendant necklace, and statement rings. Her makeup featured soft tones with a nude gloss finish, accentuating her natural glow and signature confidence.
In an accompanying Instagram post captioned “Maybe It’s MILEY!”, the Flowers singer shared photos from the event, reiterating her excitement about the collaboration.
Upon the announcement of her ambassadorship in September, Cyrus reflected on the personal significance of the role, stating through Harper’s Bazaar:
“I remember singing the Maybelline jingle as a kid and imagining it was me on the screen. Now, it is. To take something so iconic and make it mine — it’s powerful and personal.”
She added that her partnership with Maybelline symbolizes the union of two defining aspects of her identity — beauty and music — explaining, “Within music, there’s performance and honesty. Makeup enhances both.”
Cyrus’ relationship with the brand has been long-standing, having previously worn Maybelline products at the 2025 Grammy Awards. Her makeup artist, James Kaliardos, described her approach as deeply collaborative, emphasizing that each look seeks to reflect “a version of herself she wants to be.”
Beyond her creative ventures, Cyrus continues to speak openly about self-expression and authenticity. In a recent Vogue France interview, she noted:
“I’ve always been who I wanted to be. It’s by staying true to who you are that you can stand out from the crowd.”
She further discussed the balance between control and surrender in her career, remarking that in recent years she has learned “to stop resisting what could happen and, by doing so, to stop limiting myself.”
Earlier this week, Cyrus announced her contribution of an original song for the upcoming film Avatar: Fire and Ash, premiering December 19. Written alongside Mark Ronson and Andrew Wyatt, the song reflects her personal journey of loss and renewal, particularly after losing her Malibu home in the 2018 Woolsey Fire.
“Having been personally affected by fire and rebuilt from the ashes, this project holds profound meaning for me,” she stated. “The film’s themes of unity, healing, and love resonate deeply within my soul.”#newsafro_
