Noah Cyrus brought sleek style to the red carpet for GLSEN’s Rise Up LA Benefit Gala. The event served as a benefit for the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network (GLSEN), which supports LGBTQIA+ youth.
During the occasion on Saturday, Cyrus arrived to NeueHouse Hollywood in a sharp pair of light gray pumps. The “Dear August” musician’s style featured smooth suede uppers with closed counters, completed by classic pointed toes. A set of complementary lacquered heels, which totaled at least 4 inches in height, finished the pair with a slick base.
Cyrus’ heels leaned into the classic pointed-toe pump silhouette, which is favored for its sleek base and ability to dress up both casual and formal ensembles.
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The “All Falls Down” singer’s sharp footwear added a monochrome finish to her light gray-blue knit maxi dress for the occasion. The piece featured a high neckline, long sleeves and lightly padded hemline, bringing Cyrus’ attire a cozy feel. Her look was complete with subtle eyeshadow and glossy, deep beige-pink lip, similarly seen in liquid lipsticks and glosses from brands including Urban Decay, Rare Beauty and Hourglass Cosmetics.
During the event, Cyrus also took moments to pose with friends and fellow attendees — including Orville Peck and GLSEN director Melanie Willingham-Jaggers.
For footwear, Cyrus often wears strappy sandals, combat and thigh-high boots on the red carpet from Stuart Weitzman, Barbara Bui and Public Desire. The star can frequently be spotted in a variety of Nike sneakers on and off the red carpet, as well. However, she’s also unafraid of a major height boost for events, as proven by the towering Marc Jacobs and Ruthie Davis platform heels she’s worn over the years.
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