Every look Miley Cyrus has worn at the MTV VMAs, ranked from least to most daring

She wore a fun, black dress with sequins and gold beads. Zac Posen designed the look.

For accessories, she chose a leather belt, gold jewelry, and sandals with short heels.

Roberto Cavalli designed the garment, which had a mix of gray, black, and gold velvet crafted into shapes across it.

While its backless design was interesting, the floor-length gown was one of Cyrus' more simple, sophisticated looks.

She first hit the stage in a pink, satin romper, and then added a poodle skirt towards the end of her performance.

Though both outfits were vibrant in color, they're not among her most memorable VMAs looks.

She wore a vintage, two-piece set from Dolce & Gabbana, which included a long-sleeve, off-the-shoulder crop top decorated with multicolored jewels.

Her high-waisted leggings were also adorned with the colorful pieces, while her platform sandals were plain black.

Alexandre Vauthier designed her outfit that year, which paired a thin, leather bralette with matching, high-waisted pants created from the same material.

To keep all eyes on her fashion, Cyrus added only silver sandals, a thin bracelet, and a blonde bob.

After her "Younger Now" performance, Cyrus changed into a blue, Western-style set that included a studded jacket and high-waisted, bell-bottom pants.

To add some sparkle, the musician also wore a glittering belt, numerous rings, layered necklaces, and a dazzling bralette.

Underneath a cropped jacket made from vibrant fabric flowers, Cyrus wore a halter-top jumpsuit.

The latter piece had a deep plunging neckline that added a bold factor to her look, and it was covered from top to bottom in rainbow sequins.

The outfit, which was covered in tiny mirrors, included a sleeveless crop top and high-waisted pants that had sheer panels on each leg.

To complete the look, Cyrus wore metallic sandals, chunky bracelets, and flower-shaped earrings.

Cyrus paired her sleeveless minidress with strappy sandals, layers of thick silver jewelry, and a wet hairstyle that matched her glowing skin.

She wore a black gown from Emilio Pucci, which had mesh sleeves, a deep neckline, and sheer panels across the entire backside.

Her hair was equally bold. Cyrus wore her blonde strands styled up towards the sky, almost like a thick mohawk.

The garment was made from a fuzzy fabric and featured the face of a gray mouse. The character had bloodshot eyes and posed with its tongue out, as Cyrus also did throughout the show.

She wore the costume with white platform shoes, a choker necklace, and small space buns in her hair.

Agatha Ruiz de la Prada created the unique, boxy ensemble, which Cyrus wore almost like a form-fitting minidress.

The designer also created her pink-and-red heels, which had hearts on each.

Her lip-shaped skirt was also daring, as were her thigh-high leather boots and orange visor.

Instead, she wore pink, low-rise pants with a suspender-style bralette that had metal versions of Versace's logo covering her chest.

The outfit showcased Cyrus' belly-button ring, and complimented her sparkle-covered sunglasses.

The Prada outerwear was bold, but not as striking as the metallic, high-cut leotard she wore underneath.

The daring outfit had one sequin-covered long sleeve, and one sleeveless side with an eye-shaped bikini top. The bottom was also asymmetrical, with one long patchwork pant leg and one leotard-style side.

For accessories, Cyrus added heeled sneakers and peace-sign-shaped sunglasses.

The two-piece matched the color of her skin, creating the illusion that she wasn't wearing any clothes.

Her strapless gown, designed by Mugler, was worn over two black undergarments.

Cyrus also wore sheer gloves covered in black beads, strappy sandals, red lipstick, and her signature mullet.

One of her outfits that night was a white Versace minidress with round cutouts across her waist and hips.

There were also small white pom-poms attached, which matched the larger one attached to her hair.

Mamadoux designed the unique garment, which Cyrus wore with white boots and glasses that blocked her eyes.

The inflatables said "Do It," likely a reference to her song "Dooo It!" off the 2015 album.

She wore the unique garment with platform sandals and a pink headband shaped like a pig's nose and ears.

Versace designed the shining garment, which also had dangling crystals crafted as its skirt. Cyrus wore it with a silver pair of heeled, thigh-high boots.