Miley Cyrus turned heads at the Hermès 2027 Cruise Collection Show on Thursday. The collection was presented in Bel Air, in a residential neighborhood in the Westside of Los Angeles, and the singer arrived in an all-black leather look, including a pair of edgy boots by the brand Hagelstam.
Nadège Vanhée displayed Hermès’ latest Chapter Two presentation with famous guests like Kerry Washington, Keke Palmer, Natasha Lyonne, and more in attendance. WWD shared a video on Instagram of Cyrus sitting front row at the event, showing off the boots.
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Sandra Hagelstam, the shoe brand’s founder and designer, commented on the post confirming the celebrity placement. “Hiii Miley in @hagelstam boots,” she wrote. In an email to Footwear News, the founder shared her thoughts on seeing Cyrus in her designs, calling the moment “a very exciting feature” for the brand.
Cyrus was wearing the Jasper boots, which are available on the brand’s website for $928. The “Flowers” singer opted for a black leather knee-high style, which features a sleek, elongated, sharp pointed toe and a stiletto heel. The boot features a distinctively shaped 105mm heel that is slightly slanted. The leather knee boots feature a pull on style with a wide shaft that gathers around the ankle when worn, as shown on the Grammy winner.
The style comes in black leather, brown suede, and a cropped version as well. Cyrus paired the boots with a belted leather minidress in black with a sleeveless design and silver-toned hardware with a criss-cross lace-up detail in the back. The wrap dress is from Hermès’ spring 2026 collection.
Hagelstam was founded in 2024. The luxury footwear brand aims to blend together Nordic minimalism and Italian craftsmanship. The shoes are designed in Finland and handmade in Italy, and each pair is crafted from carefully selected European leathers chosen for their quality, comfort, and longevity. The brand’s shoe styles marry a contrast between feminine details with strong, structured silhouettes, creating a balance between softness and strength.