Miley Cyrus puts on a leggy display in a racy corset dress as she poses for selfies with her adoring fans outside the Four Seasons Hotel in New York
Miley Cyrus put on a leggy display in New York on Thursday as she stepped out in a racy corset dress with a fringed skirt.
The hitmaker, 32, put her enviable body on full display in the unusual garment as she greeted fans outside the Four Seasons Hotel.
She completed the look with a pair of matching brown high heels and several smaller pieces of silver jewellery, styling her hair in messy curls.
The star opted for minimal makeup as she excitedly signed autographs and posed for selfies following the release of her latest album Something Beautiful.
Miley has recently made several appearances in the Big Apple as she promotes her album, which was released on May 30.
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The Pink Floyd-inspired album is said to focus on themes of healing, with Miley stating that it is very much a visual album and this appears to be reflected in her recent outfit choices.
Miley's latest head-turning outfit comes after she turned heads on Wednesday in a see-through black dress.
She wore a simple pair of black pants underneath the floor-length dress, daring to bear her nipples as she stepped out in New York City.
The Hannah Montana alum's curly brunette hair was styled in a messy updo and she wore designer sunglasses over her eyes.
As she emerged from the backseat of a black SUV, Miley was greeted by a crowd of adoring fans.
With a bodyguard in close proximity, Miley stopped to sign autographs and snap selfies before heading inside a nearby building.
It was later revealed by a fan that Miley took a subtle swipe at her famous ex-husband Liam Hemsworth during her sidewalk autograph session.
A Miley superfan, who is also named Liam, revealed that Miley declared him 'the best Liam' as she signed his vinyl copy of Something Beautiful.
'Miley writing 'the Best Liam' on my vinyl [crying-emoji],' captioned the superfan Liam as he shared a photo of Miley's signature to X (formerly Twitter) on Thursday.
Liam and Miley confirmed their split in August 2019 and finalised their divorce in January 2020 after less than a year of marriage.
The on/off couple first began dating in 2010 after meeting on the set of The Last Song and got engaged for the first time in May 2012.
However, they then split up in September 2013 before reuniting in 2016, going on to tie the knot in December 2018 before splitting for good just eight months later.
Miley has hinted at their problems in their relationship in her music, including alleged instances of infidelity.
In 2021, Miley began dating her current boyfriend, Liily drummer Maxx Morando, who's one of the eight producers credited on her new album.
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