On Thursday, Miley Cyrus arrived at the Hermès 2027 Cruise Collection show in Bel Air wearing a study in opposites: a sheath of black leather from the French house, and a pair of boots from a young Finnish brand, Hagelstam. The look - a sleeveless wrap minidress from Hermès' spring 2026 line, cinched with silver hardware - was anchored by the Jasper boot, a knee-high silhouette with an elongated, razor-sharp toe and a 105mm heel that tilts just slightly off vertical. The effect is one of poised tension, a balance between softness and structure that echoes the very philosophy of lingerie itself: the interplay of restraint and revelation.
Hagelstam, founded in 2024 by Sandra Hagelstam, marries Nordic minimalism with Italian craftsmanship - a lineage that recalls the great corsetiers of the 19th century, who understood that the most compelling garments are those that shape without confining. The boots, handmade in Italy from select European leathers, feature a wide shaft that gathers at the ankle, creating a deliberate, almost architectural drape. This is not a boot that shouts; it whispers, much like the finest silk stockings or a whisper of chantilly lace.
Cyrus sat front row alongside Kerry Washington, Keke Palmer, and Natasha Lyonne, as Nadège Vanhée presented Hermès' Chapter Two. Hagelstam's founder, visibly thrilled, called the placement "a very exciting feature." At $928, the Jasper is an investment in the kind of quiet power that has defined the best undergarments for centuries: a foundation that supports, yet never overshadows, the wearer.
Originally reported by WWD