Miley Cyrus Clutches Bare Chest In New Topless Photo Before Met Gala Appearance

Miley Cyrus shared a steamy photo prior to gracing the 2019 Met Gala with husband Liam Hemsworth.

On Monday, Cyrus posted a sexy snap of herself on a bed, posing topless with only her hands covering her chest. The "Wrecking Ball" singer looked all glammed up but is missing her Met Gala ensemble as she is only sporting black polka dot stockings in the Twitter photo.

Aside from flaunting her fit physique, Cyrus also showed off her new bangs, which she only got hours before the star-studded event held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.

Prior to sharing the racy snap, Cyrus also gave fans updates on her and Hemsworth's preparations for the fashion event over the weekend. On Sunday, the "Malibu" singer shared a photo of her and her husband posing in front of a mirror, which she captioned with the Met Gala's theme this year: Camp.

In the photos posted on Instagram Stories, Cyrus is wearing a black oversized shirt and styled her hair in a messy ponytail. The "Hannah Montana" star was also covered in bling as she made a funny face for the camera.

Hemsworth, meanwhile, opted for a simple white t-shirt and jeans as he smiled sleepily at his wife.

Meanwhile, Cyrus and Hemsworth attended the Met Gala as a couple for the first time. This isn't the singer's first rodeo as she has graced the fashion event three times before, but this also marked the "Hunger Games" star's Met Gala debut.

Cyrus looked gorgeous in a green and black Yves Saint Laurent sequin striped dress, which she paired with the sheer black Swiss dot patterned leggings that she previously teased. The singer accessorized with an emerald and diamond bracelet, rings and earrings, according to People.

Hemsworth, meanwhile, looked dapper in an all-black tuxedo from the same designer that complemented Cyrus' look.

Cyrus had previously hinted on Instagram that her Met Ball ensemble would be a creation of the French luxury fashion house and her close friend, YSL’s creative director Anthony Vaccarello.