Miley Cyrus' Black Suede Studio Heels Complete Gucci Sequin Gown Look

Miley Cyrusdelivered a high-glam performance look during the "Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary Special", pairing a custom Gucci gown with sharp, statement heels. She balanced sparkle with structure, creating a stage-ready outfit that felt both nostalgic and elevated.

Miley Cyrus pairs Gucci sequin gown with Black Suede Studio heels

Check out Miley Cyrus in the Gucci gown and heels here:

Miley Cyruswore a purple custom Gucci halter-neck gown covered in sequins, which caught the light with every movement. The design featured a python-inspired pattern, adding texture and depth to the shimmering silhouette. The halter neckline framed her shoulders and kept the focus on clean lines. The gown hugged her figure, then flowed smoothly to the floor, allowing her to move freely during performances of "This Is The Life" and "The Climb."

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However, the look truly came together with her footwear. Cyrus paired the gown with Black Suede Studio's Ruby 100 black patent leather pumps. The pointed heels featured a glossy finish, which complemented the dress without overpowering it. Because of that, the styling felt cohesive and intentional. She wore her hair down in soft, straight layers, while her makeup remained polished and stage-ready.

Originally reported by Samridhi Goel onThe Fashion Spot.

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Miley Cyrus’ Black Suede Studio Heels Complete Gucci Sequin Gown Look

Miley Cyrusdelivered a high-glam performance look during the "Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary Special", pairing a custom Gucci g...
Marlins' Sandy Alcantara throws his 2nd career 'Maddux' and MLB's 1st complete game of the season

MIAMI (AP) — Sandy Alcantara never stopped believing in himself.

Associated Press Miami Marlins starting pitcher Sandy Alcantara reacts cooly after pitching a complete game shut out baseball game against the Chicago White Sox, Wednesday, April 1, 2026, in Miami. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell) Miami Marlins starting pitcher Sandy Alcantara (22) pitches during the first inning of a baseball game against the Chicago White Sox, Wednesday, April 1, 2026, in Miami. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell) Miami Marlins third baseman Javier Sanoja, right, hugs starting pitcher Sandy Alcantara after he pitched a complete game shut out against the Chicago White Sox, Wednesday, April 1, 2026, in Miami. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)

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Not when Tommy Johnsurgery robbed himof the 2024 season. Not when 2025 ended in a disappointing 11-12 record, and a 5.36 ERA.

Instead, he "always kept the faith."

Alcantara threw the first complete game of the MLB season in a 93-pitch shutout on Wednesday, leading the Miami Marlins toa 10-0 dominationof the Chicago White Sox.

It was Alcantara's second career shutout with fewer than 100 pitches, known as a "Maddux" in honor of Hall of Famer Greg Maddux.

Alcantara also threw his 13th career complete game and fifth shutout.

"Many negative things happened last year but that didn't hold me back trying to be better," Alcantara said. "This year, I am going to give my best every time, win more games and be more aggressive in counts. Today, as a club, we did a tremendous job."

The White Sox did not have a hitter reach second as Alcantara (2-0) scattered three singles, hit a batter and struck out seven. After adominant outing against Coloradoin the season-opener, the 2022 NL Cy Young Award winner extended his scoreless streak to 15 innings.

Alcantara used six pitches to shut down the White Sox. Although his changeup and four-seam fastball were mostly used in his outing, Alcantara also utilized his slider, sweeper, sinker and cutter to carve through the Chicago lineup.

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"Everything was working. Everything was good today," Alcantara said. "I think I did a great job, trying to not miss much."

Alcantara's battery mate Liam Hicks continued his torrid offensive start as he homered, had two singles and drove in four runs to give him a major league-leading 12 RBIs.

"It was fun," Hicks said of catching Alcantara's gem. "He had a lot of pitches working. When you're back there and he's rolling like that, it's cool to see. It makes your job catching easy."

As Alcantara accumulated quick outs, the decision became easier for manager Clayton McCullough to allow his ace to pitch the ninth. With Alcantara needing only three pitches to retire the White Sox in the eighth, it became an easy call.

"I gave him a thumbs up and he gave me a thumbs up," McCullough said.

He called the outing remarkable.

"It's hard to do that today, to go nine innings with how you view workload," McCullough said. "Hitters are good. He was so efficient and guys played great behind him."

There were 29 complete games thrown last season, and pitchers threw just 13 shutouts, the lowest in a non-shortened season since 1873.

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Tommy Fleetwood headlines Texas Open field as The Masters looms

It's go time for the PGA Tour stalwarts who are searching for some form before they travel to Augusta National -- and it's the last chance for everyone else to snag a ticket.

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The Valero Texas Open once again occupies the week before the Masters on the tour schedule, and Englishman Tommy Fleetwood will headline the field that tees off at TPC San Antonio on Thursday.

"It's funny, I played by chance in 2024. I was struggling in Florida, took the next week off and threw this one into the schedule," Fleetwood said. "I had a great week. I then had a great Masters right after it. It's been part of our year ever since."

Collin Morikawa was set to play this week as well but withdrew on Tuesday. His agent said in a statement that Morikawa continues to make progress in his rehab from a back issue, but the Texas Open turned out to be too soon for a competitive return.

Fans will still see the likes of Russell Henley, Swedish youngster Ludvig Aberg and major winners J.J. Spaun and Hideki Matsuyama of Japan tune up for the Masters.

But the name that emerges victorious at the end of the week may be none of these. If the winner has not already been invited to the Masters, he will get the last ticket to Augusta, as Spaun did when he won the event in 2022 and Akshay Bhatia replicated in 2024. The Masters field features 93 golfers as of Wednesday.

When Brian Harman won last year's edition of the Texas Open, he posted a modest score of 9-under-par 279, the highest winning score at the event since 2014.

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Might this be the week for Harman to fix the trajectory of his season? Before tying for 11th at The Players Championship, he had two missed cuts and three finishes of 50th or worse among his first six starts.

"Starting the year, I have been happy with my game, just really upset with the results," Harman said. "I felt like I was getting out there and kind of shooting the highest score that I could every day."

Harman said the mental side of the game has been his emphasis amid his slump.

"That's been the big focus lately because the ball-striking's been there, the short game's been there, and now I feel like I'm just trying to get a better picture of what I'm trying to do and try not to get so far ahead of myself," he said. "When you get into a little bit of a funk or a slump, it's really easy to get out in front of yourself and think about the future a lot. I'm a victim of that more often than not. Just trying to stay real present and not dwell on stuff too bad and just kind of try to stay where my feet are."

The last player to go back-to-back at the Texas Open was Zach Johnson in 2008-09.

The course is a challenging par-72, 7,438-yard track that features two par-5 holes exceeding 600 yards, two par-3s that measure 207 and 241 yards and another par-3, the 16th, with a doughnut-shaped green and a bunker in the middle.

"It's a demanding golf course," Fleetwood said. "Can't be overpowered. You've got to really control your ball. I think you have to be patient. I think you have to use an all-around game. It's windy. I think there's just a lot of elements that go into making this a really, really good challenge."

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Pirates' Paul Skenes limits Reds' offense and gets his 1st win of 2026

CINCINNATI (AP) — Paul Skenes quicklyshrugged off the shortest startof his dominant major league career.

Associated Press Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Paul Skenes throws during the first inning of a baseball game against the Cincinnati Reds in Cincinnati, Wednesday, April 1, 2026. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster) Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Paul Skenes throws during the first inning of a baseball game against the Cincinnati Reds in Cincinnati, Wednesday, April 1, 2026. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster) Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Paul Skenes throws during the first inning of a baseball game against the Cincinnati Reds in Cincinnati, Wednesday, April 1, 2026. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster)

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Pirates fans shouldn't worry either after Skenes returned to form on Wednesday.

The reigning NL Cy Young winner allowed one run in five innings and struck out five in thePirates' 8-3 winover the Cincinnati Reds.

"I'm pretty insulated from a lot of stuff that's out there. The stuff that I do see or hear, I don't really care anyway because it doesn't have anything to do with the play. I'm just thinking about getting back to execution and executing my pitches," Skenes said. "Nothing matters except for the game and the pitches."

Skenes walked Cincinnati's TJ Friedl, then retired eight straight, including three strikeouts. He walked Friedl twice in three innings before Elly De La Cruz singled for the Reds' first hit. Two batters later, Nathaniel Lowe doubled in De La Cruz, ending Skenes' 31-inning scoreless streak against Cincinnati.

Skenes' scoreless run was the fourth-longest by a Pirates pitcher against an opponent since 1961. Vernon Law holds the mark, blanking the Mets for 40 innings during 1965-66.

The right-hander retired four of the last five batters he faced and departed after throwing 77 pitches, including 51 strikes.

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"Definitely progress. Nice to get some volume and be out there for more than two-thirds," said Skenes, who improved to 5-0 with a 0.53 ERA in six career starts against the Reds. He has 45 strikeouts and only four walks while holding Cincinnati to a .197 batting average.

Further helping Skenes, the Pirates gave strong run support, scoring three in the first on Oneil Cruz's homer to right.

"With Skenes on the mound, you hate to give them anything early because you know you're going to have to fight to get anything you can get," Reds manager Terry Francona said.

Manager Don Kelly said he wanted to avoid overworking Skenes early, especially after his 37-pitch, two-thirds-inning start in the Mets' opening day win on Thursday. Skenes allowed five runs, tying a career high, with two walks and a strikeout in the 11-7 loss.

"When you're going off one outing and 37 pitches, we had targeted 80 for him," Kelly said. "It was something that we need Paul for the long haul, and he did a great job getting through five. As we go, he's going to be throwing more than five (innings) and 77 (pitches)."

Skenes has a 2.10 ERA through his first 57 starts, the fourth-best mark by any pitcher since 1920. It is also the lowest mark by a Pittsburgh hurler in any span of 57 starts since Babe Adams had a 2.06 ERA between 1918 and '20.

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