Miley Cyrus - Gucci Fragance

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It's "Delicious."

Miley Cyrus is totally in her element in the colorful ad for Gucci's new fragrance, Flora Gorgeous Gardenia. The singer, who was announced as the face of the fashion house's new Eau de Parfum from creative director Allesandro Michele in June, communes with flowers, cats and dogs in a lush, vibrant garden in the ad soundtracked by her sparkling pop-rock ditty "Delicious."

"Delicious/ You're so old and we're so young/ We're gonna have some fun/ Cuz we want to/ Come on, come on, come on," she sings over jangly guitars on the song written by Jacqueline Blake, Caroline Askew and Conall Ronan Fitzpatrick and produced by Omer Fedi and Blake Slatkin.

The visual finds Miley -- dressed in a purple top with a sparkly pink collar and plaid pants -- strumming a pink electric guitar on the beach before she's transformed into a saucer-eyed anime character who blasts off into space. "Gucci Flora Gorgeous Gardenia makes me think of my grandmother who always smelt of fresh cut flowers. When I stop to smell them it’s like I’m with her. It’s the greatest gift," Miley wrote on Instagram on Wednesday (July 28). "The #FloraFantasy is being who you are. None of us are made with just one ingredient. We all have different notes, some subtle and some bold," she added in a second post.

“Miley Cyrus is an artist with a spirit that is both rock ‘n’ roll and eclectic at the same time. I admire her and I think she will perfectly embody the new Gucci Flora Gorgeous Gardenia fragrance and story," said Michele in a statement in June. The joy-filled video was directed by Petra Collins under Michele's creative direction. Flora Gorgeous Gardenia will  be available starting Friday (July 30) on gucci.com and in select Gucci stores on Aug. 1.

Check out the ad and Miley's outtakes from the shoot below.

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Addison Rae invited Charli XCX to join her on stage during her show at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles last night. Charli appeared alongside Rae for two of their previous collaborations, performing “Von Dutch Remix,” from Charli’s 2024 project Brat and It’s Completely Different but Also Still Brat, as well as Rae’s 2023 single “2 Die 4.”

For the closing number, Rae came back on stage for a surprise encore of “Nothing On (But the Radio),” a song that usually isn’t part of her set list. The performance began with Rae appearing on the big screens backstage while removing her clothes, and as the lights went down, she reemerged to deliver the fan-favorite track. Many saw the moment as a nod to Lady Gaga’s Mayhem Ball, where Gaga ends each show with “How Bad Do U Want Me.” Gaga originally recorded “Nothing On” as a demo in 2010.

“2 Die 4” was featured on Rae’s EP AR and marked the pair’s first collaboration. They went on to work together again for “Von Dutch” with A. G. Cook, as well as on Cook’s “Lucifer.” Earlier this year, Charli expressed her admiration for Rae in an interview with Rolling Stone, saying, “It’s been fun to watch her evolve. Everything she does relates back to her art — every item of clothing she wears, everything she says in a red-carpet interview, everything she tweets — it all is a part of the world-building.”

Rae released her latest album, Addison, in June and has spent the late summer and fall performing across multiple cities. Her next shows are set for Australia in November, followed by appearances at music festivals in South America next year, including Lollapalooza Chile and Lollapalooza Brazil. She will also perform at Coachella in April and Primavera Sound in Barcelona in June.

Charli XCX has been dividing her time between music and acting, as her film career continues to grow. She joined Lorde on stage at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles last year to perform their version of “Girl, So Confusing.” The two also performed the remix during Charli’s Sweat Tour with Troye Sivan in 2024, and again at Coachella earlier this year.

It was revealed earlier this week that Dakota Johnson is considering Charli XCX for a role in her directorial debut, A Tree Is Blue. Charli’s upcoming acting projects include Cathy Yan’s The Gallerist, Gregg Araki’s I Want Your Sex, Julia Jackson’s 100 Nights of Hero, and The Moment, a film directed by Aidan Zamiri based on her original story.

“I am really enjoying my acting journey,” Charli told Variety earlier this year. “I feel very, very inspired at the moment in that field, I feel unbelievably creative, and I only ever want to do things that inspire me and make me feel energized.”

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