Miley Cyrus has been accused of “ruining her looks” after wearing an unusual “albino” beauty trend to the 2025 Oscars.
According to RadarOnline.com, the singer received criticism on social media for her appearance on the Los Angeles red carpet on Sunday night.
Cyrus, 32, looked stunning on Sunday night as she walked the red carpet in a custom black Alexander McQueen high-neck halter gown.
She completed the look with lace gloves and a pair of sparkling diamond earrings.
All eyes, however, were focused on her brows, not her dress.
The Grammy winner sported completely bleached brows, prompting fans to “fire your make-up artist” on social media.
One user wrote: “Umm. I am actually terrified of Miley Cyrus. First and foremost, those non-eyebrows are hideous, as is her face. I am not sure what surgery she had, but she should sue or go back because she is not done yet.”
Another asked, “What happened to Miley Cyrus’ brows?”
A third joked, “Why were not Miley Cyrus’s brows allowed into the Oscars?” Weird.”
A fourth said, “Miley Cyrus looks strange without eyebrows.”
A fifth begged: “”She looks great, but FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, LET THE BLEACHED BROW TREND DIE.”
Aside from not having eyebrows for Hollywood’s biggest night, the singer was accompanied by her boyfriend Maxx Morando.
Cyrus and Morando made their award show debut as a couple, posing for photos together on the red carpet.
Despite their four-year relationship, the couple is rarely seen together at major events.
Cyrus, who was presenting at the awards ceremony, was unfortunately passed over and did not receive an Oscar nomination for The Last Showgirl’s Beautiful That Way.
She was nominated for Best Song at both the Golden Globes and the Critics Choice Awards.
After the nominations were announced, social media users were outraged.
Someone else posted: “I am still shocked Miley Cyrus was not nominated for Best Song for Beautiful That Way in The Last Showgirl .”
“Miley Cyrus was snubbed for best song!” said another.
A third person commented: “I cannot believe Miley Cyrus did not receive a nomination for Best Song.”
Despite the Oscar snub, Cyrus expressed gratitude for her other nominations.
Cyrus said in December, “It is an honor to be nominated for Best Original Song alongside my friends and collaborators Andrew Wyatt and Lykke Li at the Golden Globes and Critics Choice Awards.
“Pamela [Anderson] is graciously sharing this moment with us. I am still rooting for her; it is exciting to see her shine. Thank you, Gia Coppola, for inviting me to be a part of your masterpiece The Last Showgirl.