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Noah Cyrus performed live during “A New York Evening” at National Sawdust in Brooklyn yesterday. The “All Falls Down” singer was clad in a gothic graffitied maxi dress by Marine Serre and staple black boots.

The lengthy cream-colored dress, made of comfy stretch fabric, was decorated with a graphic black and red doodle-style pattern. The garment was paired alongside chunky rings fitted with large shiny gemstones and reflective silver hoops that further dressed up Cyrus’ edgy ensemble.


Noah Cyrus attends A New York Evening With Noah Cyrus at National Sawdust on October 18, 2022 in New York City.

CREDIT: Getty Images for The Recording A

The former “Hannah Montana” cast member’s long black hair was styled down in waves, parted in the middle, while her makeup centered around a dusty rose shade.

As for footwear, the “Ponyo” actress stomped around the stage in black pointed-toe knee-high leather boots that stopped just below the younger Cyrus sister’s knees.  Often worn with skirts, knee-high boots are a wise choice in fall and winter for protecting the leg from the elements while still allowing the wearer to show some leg.


Noah Cyrus attends A New York Evening With Noah Cyrus at National Sawdust on October 18, 2022 in New York City.

Noah Cyrus attends A New York Evening With Noah Cyrus at National Sawdust on October 18, 2022 in New York City.

CREDIT: Getty Images for The Recording A

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 athletic and comfy Nike sneakers on and off the red carpet, as well. However, Cyrus is also unafraid of a major boost in height for events, as proven by the towering Marc Jacobs and Ruthie Davis platform heels she’s worn on multiple occasions over the years.

PHOTOS: Click through the gallery to see Noah Cyrus’ grunge-inspired style evolution.

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