She's the hottest teen idol on TV and the big screen, she's got an older model boyfriend, a husky voice that defies the previous limitations of bubble gum pop and a funky signature style that is developing with time. Yes, I am well beyond my tween years, but I do love me some Miley, which is why we're taking a closer look at her essential style.

When it comes to everyday wear, Miley Cyrus is most often seen in skinny jeans and a vintage rock t-shirt. She usually opts for this type of laid-back but edgy look, often upping the style ante by coupling her basics with shoes that make a statement and funky jewelry or sunglasses. In warmer weather Miley wears dresses and skirts, but makes them look more casual with classic kicks. "In real life, if I'm wearing a dress, I'm wearing Chuck Taylors with it," she told People magazine.

When it comes to dressing for events, Miley usually wears flirty and bold minidresses, but she brings her personal style to those too, often pairing them with her signature cowboy boots or a funky shoe. Miley always goes for colorful and fun styles. She is in those formative teenage girl years, in which self-expression comes in the form of wardrobe choices. It's safe to say that Miley is still developing and refining her style, but you've gotta love her free spirit and the fun she has with clothes.

When it comes to hair and make-up, Miley's long, wavy locks are most always down and her make-up is subtle and age-appropriate. For premieres and award shows, she typically goes for a smoky eye and pale, pink lips.

Looking for style like Miley's? Take a trendy dress and pair it with the unexpected: a cute cropped vest, your broken-in pair of boots or some classic kicks. Or just pull that favorite concert tee out of the bottom drawer and couple in with a well-fitting pair of jeans. Dressing like Miley is all about finding pieces that are trendy and girly, but casual and comfortable -- and most importantly, it's about having fun with clothes.

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