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Miley Cyrus returns to her roots after unveiling new look

Cyrus debuted a new hair transformation at an event in Los Angeles over the weekend.

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Cyrus debuted a new hair transformation at an event in Los Angeles over the weekend.
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Miley Cyrus has never been afraid to try out a new look or two throughout her career, but the singer has returned to her roots for her latest look.

Miley Cyrus shows off hair transformation

Cyrus debuted a new look at The Daily Front Row’s Seventh Annual Fashion Los Angeles Awards on Sunday, April 23.

However, Cyrus’s look isn’t all that new considering she went back to her roots with a long, wavy brunette hairstyle that she sported back in 2011.

She previously had blonde hair, and that hasn’t gone away entirely, as Cyrus kept some of them with highlights.

Along with a new hairstyle, Cyrus looked dazzling at the event thanks to a Versace corset top, a sleek pencil skirt and leather gloves.

It isn’t the first time Cyrus has made a drastic change when it comes to her appearance. The last time she was brunette was back in 2011, while in 2012, she ditched her long hair for a platinum blonde pixie cut.

Cyrus’ new look marked a change in direction

Back then, Cyrus’ new look also came with an edgier sound.

She marked the change with a memorable performance at the 2013 MTV Video Awards alongside Robin Thicke.

Cyrus distanced herself from her Hannah Montana persona, and delivered a raunchy rendition of ‘We Can’t Stop’ that melded with Thicke’s ‘Blurred Lines’.

When reflecting on the performance years later, Cyrus said that it changed her life.

“Not only was culture changed, but my life and career were changed forever,” Cyrus told Wonderland magazine in 2018.

“It inspired me to use my platform for something much bigger.”

She added that the conversations surrounding her performance pushed her to use her platform for meaningful change.

“If the world is going to focus on me and what I am doing, then what I am doing should be impactful and it should be great,” said Cyrus.

“It encouraged me to be more involved, which then led me to start my own organization, which is the Happy Hippie Foundation. It’s dedicated to fighting injustice for vulnerable populations.”