Miley Cyrus turned heads when she arrived at the 2019 Grammy Awards on February 10 wearing a black pantsuit with no shirt underneath. But what many people didn't realize was that her footwear was just as bold as her outfit.
From the front, Cyrus' shoes looked like a simple pair of strappy, gold and black heels.
But, from other angles, you could tell these shoes don't have a regular heel.
And once she turned around, it became clear that her heels were designed in the shape of her initials. The heel of her left shoe was in the shape of an "M," and her right heel was in the shape of a "C."
Originally designed by Bradley Kenneth Eyewear, the shoes were then created by luxury vegan footwear brand Mink Shoes.
According to Mink Shoes' website, the 19-year-old brand makes its shoes by hand in Italy, and says it's committed to making "the best shoes in the world with no animal products."
Cyrus wore the statement, vegan heels while also rocking the 'no shirt' trend
When she arrived on the red carpet, Cyrus awed viewers with her black Mugler pantsuit. The singer paired her shirtless tuxedo with subtle earrings, and had her hair styled in loose waves.
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- Despite making an entrance in the statement shoes, Cyrus eventually ditched the heels for a few outfit changes. The musician first changed looks when she performed with Shawn Mendes.
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Cyrus wore a black vest and matching pants during her first performance. Matt Sayles/Invision/AP - She later switched her outfit again to take part in a Dolly Parton tribute number.
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She later donned a yellow floral pantsuit to sing with Dolly Parton. Matt Sayles/Invision/AP - Representatives for Miley Cyrus, Mink Shoes, and Bradley Kenneth Eyewear did not immediately reply to INSIDER's requests for comment.
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