Due to the show’s success, she was able to release numerous albums that climbed the charts.
Fans fell in love with the fashions and quick wig changes.
Cyrus flaunted her long brown hair, and many little girls started to copy her look!

She even tried out with a song she had written herself!
Fans were half ready to see her holding an American Girl doll by her side.
However, toward the end of that year, her look took a turn towards the darker side.

The then 17-year-old turned heads with her sexier look, and many were taken aback by the overnight change.
In 2011 Cyrus embarked on the “Gypsy Heart Tour” which was her third concert as a singer.
This is the time she started to channel Selena with studded bras and riskier fashion choices.

Fans will recall that she gyrated herself over Thicke while sticking her tongue out.
This look was a far cry from her “Hannah Montana” uniform.
In the beginning, it was kind of like saying, ‘[Screw] you.

Girls should be able to have this freedom or whatever.’
But it got to a point where I did feel sexualized."
The hit song brought Cyrus back to her country roots.

It combined her twangy vocals with Ronson’s hypnotic country-pop beats.
In the dystopianmusic video, a silver-clad, ponytail-wearing Cyrus looks fierce and stunning without trying too hard.
She put the focus solely on her amazing vocals instead of any shockingly skimpy outfits or wild dance moves.

This stage of her career also marked the return of her darker hair.
She launchedThe Happy Hippie Foundationin 2015, perTeen Vogue.
The organization brings awareness to the issues facing LGBTQ+ homeless youth today.

This stage in Cyrus' life also brought another big change she married her longtime sweetheart, Liam Hemsworth.
Cyrus picked up the pieces and found love elsewhere.
Even as Cyrus dealt with heartbreak after heartbreak, she remained focused on her music career.
She started channeling her inner rockstar in her performances and her style.
Plus, those iconic bangs were back!
Her posh new look was on full display at the 2019 VMAs.
The song was, without a doubt, a banger.
The single topped theBillboard Hot 100upon debut and became the song to blast at summer parties.
The song signaled the beginning of a carefree, emboldened Cyrus.
Just like the rest of her fans, we’re excited to see what comes next for her.