Miley Cyrus left her followers breathless with her latest look, which she showed off on her social networks by showing off an outfit that left nothing to the imagination as she posed in a see-through blouse that allowed her tattoos to be seen. Her tattoos are part of her personality inspired by actress Pamela Anderson, with whom she had a musical collaboration for her recent film ‘The Last Showgirl’..
In the photo that the 32-year-old singer shared with her more than 213 million followers on Instagram and another 45 million on X, Miley wore a garment that adds to the long list of daring looks that have characterized her throughout her career.
Miley Cyrus poses in profile for the lens of her photographer Vijat M, with her arms behind her back, with huge gold bracelets, her hair in a ponytail, a black miniskirt, which joins the sheer blouse, which in addition to the tattoos reveals the breasts of the ‘Wrecking Ball’ singer.
Miley Cyrus confesses her admiration for Pamela Anderson
Miley Cyrus has such a successful career that you might think she has fulfilled all her dreams, but perhaps she was missing one that she just achieved by collaborating with her music in a film by Pamela Anderson, to whom she confessed in a chat to promote the film that since she was a child she always dreamed of being like her.
The video for the promotion of the film ‘The Last Showgirl’, which features the song ‘Beautiful That Way’ by Cyrus in the soundtrack, Miley took the opportunity to pay tribute to the 57-year-old actress.
“Since I was little, it was only Pam when people asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up, I said you. And the whole set. The tattoos, the hair, everything. That’s all I wanted to do, I wanted to be a showgirl!” confessed Miley Cyrus.
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In the clip, Cyrus elaborated on how the ‘Baywatch’ actress has inspired her career by the way she has evolved by recognizing twists in her career, different evolutions and detours in her path, “but always ends up coming back to do the next stage of who we are. Something that’s more powerful, something that’s more real.”