Miley Cyrus Serves a Masterclass in Neutral Color Outfits

Miley Cyrus’ new fixation is neutral colors, which she proved can be fun and hot in new Instagram photos as she sported a fur coat in one and a monochromatic set in the other. Stepping away from the glitz and risqué outfits, she modeled comfortable and cozy wear in the stills but made it stylish. Her trick was to create a monochrome outfit and add sultry thigh-high boots to deliver an alluring pose. Cyrus then wore an oversized fuzzy jacket with nothing underneath to expose her athletic legs in one more photo.

Miley Cyrus makes a case for neutral shades in new photos

Amping up the winter heat in neutral-tone outfits, Miley Cyrus exhibited only the right amount of hotness while remaining cozy in recent Instagram photos. Her attires did not expose more than they covered, with her usual bold style taking the primary focus. In one post, Cyrus wore an oversized leather jacket with uniquely blended fuzzy sleeves that also resembled the color of her hair. The coat did not flow beyond her thighs to give a sultry look at her bare legs. Moreover, the singer wore nothing underneath the layering and delivered a daring pose for the shot. 

In the second post, Cyrus donned a monochromatic set that looked chic enough with a hint of extra flair. The set consisted of a basic black top, which she paired with what appeared to be a pair of teeny tiny skorts. Cyrus then added thigh-high leather boots for a sexy touch to the rather casual combination. Additionally, the Grammy winner posed in an exceedingly brave stance, lifting her arms and pulling her hair upwards. The pose also flaunted all her striking arm tattoos.

Besides the fur coat and thigh-high boots, Miley Cyrus’ recent fashion streak has only involved neutral colors. About a week ago, she posted a photo in a black leather jacket with nothing underneath to express gratitude for her first-ever Golden Globes nomination. She received the nod in the Best Original Song category for her new song “Beautiful That Way.” 

Originally reported by Nikita Mahato on Mandatory.