Miley Cyrus is a beaming makeup-free beauty as she swings by a hair salon in West Hollywood

Miley Cyrus showcased her natural beauty on Thursday afternoon as she ran errands in West Hollywood.

The 28-year-old songstress wore little to no makeup and kept her bleach blonde tresses out of the way with a claw clip.

Cyrus dropped by a local hair salon, where she was captured retrieving her luxury car from the valet.

The Plastic Hearts hitmaker flashed her toned midriff in a cropped graphic tee and a pair of black bootcut trousers.

She cinched in her waist with a trendy black Gucci belt.

Miley completed her edgy ensemble with a pair of white patent leather booties. 

Over the weekend, Cyrus went full glam as she attended LACMA’s star-studded tenth annual Art+Film Gala in Los Angeles.

Glowing: The 28-year-old songstress wore little to no makeup and kept her bleach blonde tresses out of the way with a claw clip

The Hannah Montana alum hit the red carpet in a jaw-dropping floral print Balenciaga number that consisted of a fitted blazer doused, matching skintight pants and pointed-toe boots.

Layered beneath her loud blazer was a white mockneck top.

She toted her belongings in a tiny black handbag boasting the same floral pattern.

Miley’s signature shag was parted down the middle and styled to emphasize her natural wave pattern. 

On the move: Cyrus dropped by a local hair salon, where she was captured retrieving her luxury car from the valet

Her eyelids were decked out with powder blue eyeshadow and she made her lips pop with neon coral lipstick.

This year’s gala, held on Saturday, November 6, honored artists Amy Sherald and Kehinde Wiley, as well as Academy Award-winning filmmaker Steven Spielberg. 

The event was presented by Gucci, which is using Miley as the face of their latest fragrance Gorgeous Gardenia.

Red carpet: Over the weekend, Cyrus went full glam as she attended LACMA’s star-studded tenth annual Art+Film Gala in Los Angeles

Show-stopping: The Hannah Montana alum hit the red carpet in a jaw-dropping floral print Balenciaga number that consisted of a fitted blazer doused, matching skintight pants and pointed-toe boots

Last month, she told Interview magazine that she thought it was a ‘mistake’ when she was asked by the designer label to take on the role.

The Wrecking Ball songstress initially thought that she wasn’t right for the campaign and that Alessandro Michele, the creative director of Gucci, was making a mistake.

‘Alessandro saw me in this soft, vulnerable, light, whimsical state that I couldn’t see,’ she told the outlet.

‘I had on these glasses and, like, a big Gucci hat and all black and I was telling him, “You know, I always know when something is right for me and I don’t think I’m the right girl. I think you made a mistake. I don’t think that I represent the Flora Fantasy. I think I’m very heavy.”‘

The face: Miley Cyrus is the face of Gucci’s latest fragrance Flora Gorgeous Gardenia

Cyrus also revealed that the perfume reminds her of her late grandmother.

She said: ‘When it comes to what the Flora Fantasy meant to me, again I started talking to Alessandro in October of 2020, and I had lost my grandmother.

‘Part of her identity to all of us, her grandkids, was floral, because honey, she wore it. The wallpaper was floral, the couch, everything. In her dying days that was how we knew we could get her to light up with life, was flower.

‘For me personally, when I use the gardenia, it’s not on a physical level, it’s, like, this overwhelming sense that my grandmother is around.’ 

Self doubt: Last month, she told Interview magazine that she thought it was a ‘mistake’ when she was asked by the designer label to take on the role