She's been rocking a pixie cut for quite some time.
But Miley Cyrus appears to be missing her long locks.
The 22-year-old took to Instagram on Tuesday to share snaps of herself striking a sexy pose while modelling blonde past-the-shoulder extensions.
'Lazzzz night,' the We Can't Stop hitmaker captioned the photo in which she's clad in a plunging white blouse and belted black mini skirt.
The former Disney Darling is also wearing ripped fishnet tights, with a black and white scarf tied around her neck.
Her legs are crossed for the snapshot and she is lounging on a black wooden floor with her head slightly tilted to the side and her eyes brightened with shimmering shadow.
Before she posed with her temporarily longer locks, Miley shared an image of herself sprawled out on a bed, with multiple blonde and pink hair pieces covering her white comforter.
'Last night got f***ing hairy @andylecompte @simon_says___,' she wrote with the cleavage-baring snap, calling out well-known hairstylist and salon owner, Andy Lecompte, who perhaps provided her with the extensions.
Miley was enjoying a sleepover party with her model pal and the sister of Gigi Hadid, Bella Hadid, 18.
It was a night of pampering for the pair, as they also treated themselves to facials.
Meanwhile, Miley recently launched The Happy Hippie Foundation, a nonprofit that works to empower LGBT and homeless youngsters.
With the launch, she discussed how she doesn't define her own sexuality.
'I'm not hiding my sexuality. For me, I don't want to label myself as anything,' she recently told TIMEmagazine.
'We love putting people in categories, but what I like sexually isn't going to label me as a person.'
Miley, who dated Patrick Schwarzenegger and was once engaged to Liam Hemsworth, continued: 'It has a lot to do with being a feminist, but I'm finally O.K. with being alone. I think that's something we have to talk about more: that you can be alone.
'There are times in my life where I've had boyfriends or girlfriends. And there are times where I just love being with myself and don't want to give part of myself away to someone else.
'I think that's a new freedom for women, especially. I don't know that my mother would have been able to be 22 and secure in being alone. But my future doesn't rely on having a partner.'
