Noah Cyrus Slips Into Sheer Mules for Performance With Orville Peck on ‘Jimmy Kimmel’
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On Wednesday night, Noah Cyrus joined Orville Peck on stage for a heartfelt performance of their collaborative track “How Far Will We Take It?” on “Jimmy Kimmel Live.” The duo stood onstage presenting their vocal prowess but also with their style. Cyrus, in particular, stood out with her chic and elegant ensemble, with a special focus on her choice of footwear.
Cyrus wore a pair of sheer mules that added a touch of sophistication to her look. These classic shoes, featured a pointed toe and a sleek white high heel. The mules complemented her burnt orange satin dress, providing a contrast that elevated her entire outfit. The white pumps are known for their versatility and ability to elongate the legs, and Cyrus’s choice was no exception. The heels gave her an added height, enhancing her stage presence and ensuring she stood tall next to Peck.
Mules have become a favorite among celebrities like Demi Lovato and Bella Hadid who continuously wear them for their red carpet engagements and off-duty street style.
Cyrus’s mules nod to the enduring appeal of classic footwear in modern fashion. Their clean lines and understated design allow for versatile styling, whether paired with evening gowns, cocktail dresses, or even more casual ensembles.
The sheer shoe trend has been making waves in the fashion world. These translucent shoes, crafted from materials like PVC and mesh, offer a unique way to showcase the natural silhouette of the foot while adding an element of intrigue to any outfit. Designers such as Gianvito Rossi, Amina Muaddi, and Christian Louboutin have embraced this trend, creating stunning heels and flats that highlight the delicate balance between boldness and subtlety.
The duo’s ballad originally debuted this May on the masked singer’s Stampede Vol. 1, an EP that previewed seven tracks from the singer’s upcoming 15-song Stampede, out August 2. Stampede also boasts the previously released singles “Death Valley High” with Beck, “Midnight Ride” with Kylie Minogue, and a cover of “Cowboys Are Frequently, Secretly Fond of Each Other” with Willie Nelson. As Peck and Cyrus continue to promote their collaborative work, their performances promise not only musical excellence but also noteworthy fashion moments.