- Noah Cyrus wore a nontraditional dress designed by Colors in Paris on Thursday.
- The black puffer outfit had ribs of fabric from head to toe and slits for Cyrus' arms.
Noah Cyrus turned heads in a nontraditional outfit in Paris on Thursday.
Cyrus, 23, has been in Paris for the last few weeks, celebrating Paris Fashion Week and donning eye-catching ensembles as she attends shows.
Although the event is officially over, the singer's parade of daring outfits isn't, as she showed with photos of her most recent outfit shared on Instagram.
In a set of images, Cyrus posed in a black, puffer ensemble designed by Colors.
The outfit was made entirely of quilted fabric that looks like a dress at first glance.
However, a photo posted by the Colors designer shows that the outfit is actually made of separate pieces of fabric that can be zipped together to provide as much or as little coverage as the wearer desires.
Pointed shoulders contrasted with the rounded edges of the tiers lining the jacket, and Cyrus' arms sat inside of the piece, with her hands poking out on either side through slits near her waist.
She covered her hands with sheer, black gloves, and completed the look with a matching hat. The headpiece had a flat top and puffed out on the sides before flowing around to cup her face.
The singer's eye-catching look garnered mixed responses from social-media users, who flooded the comments section of her Instagram post with comparisons to non-fashion-related items.
"It's giving stack of tires, but in a slay way of course," one user wrote.
"Y u a caterpillar?" another said.
One user commented, "michelin man slay," while another said the outfit was "giving sleeping bag."
Another referenced a classic meme with their comment on the post, writing, "Would you still love me if I was a worm?"
One of Cyrus' mutuals commented, "Are you stuck??" and earned a response from her that said, "help."
Cyrus isn't a stranger to mixed reactions to her outfits, though, as she's often pushing fashion boundaries.
She was criticized for wearing a see-through outfit in 2020, and at the 2021 Grammys, she made a statement in a gown with an arch that was compared to everything from bedsheets to a used tissue.