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Major headlines this week spotlight Miley Cyrus as she steps into a bold new era, both musically and in the world of fashion and beauty. In a move that is set to redefine her pop culture legacy, Maybelline New York unveiled Miley as its new global spokesperson, launching a campaign with an audacious twist on the iconic Maybe it’s Maybelline jingle. In a statement shared by Marketing Interactive and echoed by PR Newswire, Miley emphasized the personal significance of the partnership, saying Makeup enhances performance and honesty. It’s how I tell my truth without saying a word. The campaign, which drops September 2025, features Miley in a short music video, strutting through a photoshoot and singing the reinvented jingle. She will also lead upcoming product launches, including Maybelline’s highly anticipated Sky High mascara. Maybelline’s president Sandrine Jolly called her not just a global icon but a muse of modern beauty. Fashion insiders note this brings Miley into line with previous campaigns for Gucci and Maison Margiela, where she famously posed wearing only white paint and signature Tabi boots, signaling high fashion’s embrace of celebrity star power.
Meanwhile, CR Fashion Book’s Fall/Winter 2025 issue reveals a startlingly transformed Miley in a collection of racy showgirl looks. Shared in joint Instagram posts with the magazine, the images sparked a firestorm of social commentary. Parade and AOL both reported on her near-unrecognizable appearance, as feathered, sheer, and tattered ensembles stunned fans who quickly dubbed her the ultimate showgirl. The accompanying interview with Pamela Anderson touched on the deeper meaning of performance, with Miley referencing advice from Dolly Parton about the responsibility of entertainers during troubled times. Some fans speculated the showgirl visuals threw shade at Taylor Swift’s soon-to-release Life of a Showgirl album, but longtime followers countered that the inspiration comes from last year’s indie film The Last Showgirl, which featured Anderson and included a Golden Globe–nominated song by Miley herself.
Speaking to Vogue, Miley discussed her quirky dual habit of being both a morning and night person, something she admits is both unbearable and motivating for those around her, as recapped by People and 106 WCOD. She opened up about hobbies passed down from her mom Tish that now help her maintain sobriety. In lighter, nostalgic news, Turn To 10 highlighted her recent revelation that she still keeps the dress she wore on her first date with ex-husband Liam Hemsworth, showing a softer, more personal side.
Overall, Miley’s media presence this week bridges reinvention in beauty, fearless fashion iconography, and candid self-reflection, all delivered with the high-gloss audacity that has defined her post-Disney career. Speculation online remains mostly positive, with most recent developments — notably the Maybelline partnership and CR Fashion Book imagery — likely to be recognized as milestones in her ongoing creative evolution.
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