Miley Cyrus’s sister steals the show (and all the space!) as she rocks a VERY wide-brimmed hat and black ensemble while viewing Yohji Yamamoto’s PFW collection
Noah Cyrus was sure to steal the show – and all the space – on Friday as she rocked a very wide-brimmed hat at Yohji Yamamoto’s Paris Fashion Week show.
The singer, 23, opted for the dramatic headwear teamed with an all-black ensemble as she took in the designer’s menswear spring/summer 2024.
Noah slipped into a structured wrap blazer with ruffled shoulder pads teamed with a long maxi skirt and black shoes.
The sister of superstar Miley wore her raven locks loose for the occasion while opting for a simplistic make-up palette.
But it was her hat that was bound to get everyone talking, with the headwear widely sticking out on either side of the star.
Despite her eye-raising fashion, Noah appeared in good spirits as she mingled with other attendees including boyfriend Pinkus.
They were in good company as a wealth of other famous names enjoyed the show including Sam Worthington and wife Lara Bingle.
While rapper Offset certainly appeared to be enjoying the show.
The husband of Cardi B was seen posing alongside Rauw Alejandro, as well as man of the moment Yohji Yamamoto.
Noah is the little sister of well-known pop icon Miley, having appeared on several episodes of her sister’s hit Disney Channel show, Hannah Montana when she was younger.
Their dad, Billy Ray Cyrus, is also a famous musician and starred in Hannah Montana as Miley’s father.
Alongside her sister’s success, the Make Me Cry singer has made a career for herself in the music industry.
She was recently nominated for a Grammy Award for Best New Artist, which was her first Grammy nomination.
Cyrus’ debut studio album, enтιтled The Hardest Part, was released this past September.
The record’s lead single, I Burned LA Down, made its debut in April of last year.
The track was followed up by three other singles enтιтled Mr. Percocet, Ready To Go and Every Beginning Ends.
The Hardest Part was eventually released to the public on September 16, which coincided with the debut of her fifth single, I Just Want a Lover.
Cyrus’ final single from the album, enтιтled Noah (Stand Still), was released on September 22.
The singer opened up about working on her album during an interview with Rolling Stone, where she expresses graтιтude for the ᴀssistance of her collaborators.
‘I was being helped by everybody that I needed help from, and it took some time to get on my own two feet,’ she said.
She added that the project ‘gave me so much structure in the time that I really needed structure, because I didn’t want to just be sitting around and stirring in my brain. It gave me hope’
