Miley Cyrus sets pulses racing as she strips down to lacy lingerie as the face of Gucci's new fragrance campaign

Miley Cyrus set pulses racing as she stripped down to racy lingerie as the face of Gucci's new fragrance campaign.

The Flowers hitmaker, 31, is the face of Gucci Flora perfumes and shares snaps promoting the latest release, Gorgeous Orchid Eau de Parfum.

Taking to Instagram on Tuesday, Miley shared snaps sporting a black lacy sheer lingerie set, which she paired with a chunky gold necklace. 

Miley's locks were slicked back in a wet-look hairstyle as she displayed a bottle of the Gucci Flora perfume. 

'Addicted to the new @GucciBeauty Flora Gorgeous Orchid mixing creamy vanilla and floral notes for a feeling of sensuality and airiness,' Miley captioned the racy snaps.

Miley Cyrus set pulses racing as she stripped down to racy lingerie as the face of Gucci's new fragrance campaign on Instagram on Tuesday

The pictures come days after Miley Cyrus and Gucci teamed up to host one of the hottest parties of the summer at Hollywood's iconic landmark, Chateau Marmont. 

The pop star kept guests entertained on Thursday night as she performed a cheeky, slowed-down rendition of her hit song, Flowers. 

At one point, she changed the lyrics of the track to: 'I didn’t wanted to leave you, I didn’t want to fight. Started to cry then remembered — I’m the face of Gucci.' 

Mid-way through the song as she looked into the star-studded crowd, she asked: 'Is that Kendall Jenner doing harmonies?' 

Miley's mother, Tish, her stepfather Dominic Purcell and boyfriend Maxx Morando as well as siblings Brandi and Trace were among the attendees.  

The event's décor was inspired by Gucci's Flora Gorgeous Orchid eau de parfum campaign. 

For the event, Miley rocked a thigh-skimming black minidress with a plunging neckline, a sheer lace bra and chunky gold necklace. 

According to Variety, guests walked through a rose garden tunnel and enjoyed cocktails with names like 'Sparking Personality' and 'Strawberry Moon Mocktail.' 

Miley's locks were slicked back in a wet-look hairstyle as she displayed a bottle of the Gucci Flora perfume

At one point during her event, she changed the lyrics of the track to: 'I didn’t wanted to leave you, I didn’t want to fight. Started to cry then remembered — I’m the face of Gucci'

Mid-way through the song as she looked into the star-studded crowd, she asked: 'Is that Kendall Jenner doing harmonies?'

Miley's new Gucci Flora Gorgeous Orchid campaign — which is 'the first ozonic floral gourmand fragrance of the House' — was unveiled in June.

The fragrance retails for $168 and fuses 'creamy vanilla and airy floral notes.' 

Earlier this year, Cyrus reflected on her 2024 Grammy wins and what the accolades meant for her career. 

The singer, who in February took home two Grammys for best pop solo performance and record of the year, reflected on the awards 17 years after starting her music career in 2007.

'No shade, but I’ve been doing this for 20 years, and this is my first time actually being taken seriously at the Grammys?' Miley pondered during an interview with W Magazine.

Despite this being her first Grammys win, the Hannah Montana alum was nominated twice before, once for best pop vocal album in 2015 with Bangerz and again in 2022 for her feature on Lil Nas X’s album Montero. 

Additionally, Cyrus' mother, Tish, her stepfather Dominic Purcell and boyfriend Maxx Morando as well as siblings Brandi and Trace were among the attendees

Cyrus is seen with Sabato de Sarno, who has been the Creative Director of the fashion house Gucci since 2023

The event's décor was inspired by Gucci's Flora Gorgeous Orchid eau de parfum campaign

During this year's ceremony, Miley turned heads in a cut-out dress sparkly dress and called out the audience for their lack of enthusiasm during her performance of Flowers, saying, 'Why are you acting like you don’t know this song?'

Looking back at what she had wanted her performance to be, Miley simply stated, 'a celebration of ­bravery, because I perform out of fear.'

She confessed, 'I didn’t always have the fear of performing that I have now. But going from spending two years alone and seeing no more than one person a day during lockdown to knowing that millions of people watch the Grammys is a big shock to the nervous system.'