Miley Cyrus Shocks Fans in Sheer Dress at New York Album Signing

Miley Cyrus turned heads and dropped jaws in New York City while promoting her latest visual album, "Something Beautiful." The 32-year-old pop icon stepped out in a jaw-dropping sheer black dress by Ludovic de Saint Sernin, leaving little to the imagination with just a pair of black underwear and no bra. Paired with sleek sunglasses, towering heels, and a vintage-inspired blonde updo, Cyrus was the epitome of daring chic as she signed vinyls for fans at 30 Rock.

The singer shared snaps of her bold look on social media, captioning them with a nod to the enthusiastic crowd who showed up for the event. Fans couldn’t hold back their admiration, flooding her posts with comments like "You’re such an icon" and "What a queen!" It’s clear Miley’s style choices continue to spark fiery reactions.

Beyond the fashion statement, Cyrus is pouring her heart into her new project. The album, accompanied by a musical movie set for a theatrical release on June 27, draws inspiration from Pink Floyd’s "The Wall," but with a glamorous, pop-culture twist. She’s emphasized that each track carries "healing sound properties," reflecting the highs and lows of her life’s journey. As she poignantly noted, even the darkest moments—heartbreak, destruction, or loss—hold a certain beauty, like the shading in a painting that brings depth to the whole picture.

But not everything went smoothly during production. While filming a video on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, Cyrus revealed on a late-night talk show that she contracted an infection that landed her in the ICU. The ordeal was so severe that even seasoned surgeons were taken aback, with one reportedly reacting with a visceral "Yuck!" at the state of her knee. Miley, ever the trooper, laughed it off, joking about her "big dream and small budget" leading to a risky night shoot to dodge rental fees.

Through fashion, music, and raw honesty, Miley Cyrus continues to captivate, proving she’s not just a star but a force of unapologetic creativity.