Noah Cyrus Joins Shaboozey at 2025 Coachella in Romantic Victorian-inspired Sheer Dress
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Noah Cyrus' 2025 Coachella outfit was a dramatic, ethereal white lace dress that featured Victorian-inspired details, including ruffled bell sleeves and a high neck silhouette. The singer wore the romantic body-con design for her surprise appearance during Shaboozey's performance on Saturday.
Noah Cyrus, in a dress by Rotem Shaul, performs with Shaboozey at the Coachella Stage during the 2025 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival.
Styled by Lyn Alyson, Cyrus let the dress shine on its own, favoring few accessories. The singer has been working with Alyson for years. The two have collaborated on looks by Dilara Findikoglu, Avellano and Puppets and Puppets. In March, Alyson dressed her in a gothic Saint Laurent dress for Printemps' New York grand opening. The celebrity stylist is also known for working with Halsey and has also collaborated with Avril Lavigne.
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Noah Cyrus performs with Shaboozey at the Coachella Stage during the 2025 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival.
Cyrus took the stage during Shaboozey's 2025 Coachella performance, joining him for a duet of their collaboration 'My Fault' from his 2024 album 'Where I've Been, Isn't Where I'm Going.' Shaboozey wore an Etro bi-color wool crêpe suit with red beading and crystals. Anastasia Walker styled him.
Noah Cyrus performs with Shaboozey at the Coachella Stage during the 2025 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival.
Cyrus has a penchant for dramatic, gothic-inspired looks. She is often seen in dramatic silhouettes, including her silver latez dress at the Outloud Music Festival in June 2024, and her sheer floor-length Stéphane Rolland sheath at the brand's spring 2024 haute couture show.
In 2024, Cyrus signed with IMG Models. The agency represents Cyrus exclusively across fashion, beauty and endorsements. 'The team at IMG and I share similar outlooks on the industry and my goals for the future,' Cyrus said in a statement. 'I love their vibe and can't wait to see what we accomplish in the future.'
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