Hot off the heels of the “Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary” special, Miley Cyrus joined her friends, family and fiancé Maxx Morando early Friday morning for the unveiling of her Hollywood Walk of Fame Star.

To commemorate the occasion, the former Disney Channel star paid homage to her past and present rockstar persona, pairing a gothic Versace gown with Hannah Montana hair.

The floor-length dress featured a cross-stitched halterneck, a netted bodice and a floor-length lace skirt with holes up and down her legs. A closer look at the fabric revealed tinges of silver woven through the midsection, as well as up and around her neck.

While donning the romantic design, Cyrus embraced her inner blond, styling her bleached ends straight with side-swept fringe. Meanwhile, her subtle smoky eye, washed liner and clumpy lashes embellished the moody undertones of her fashion, while her naked nails and rosy lips added a minimal twist.

“In Versace,” Cyrus cheekily boasted, taking the very first step on her star. Donatella Versace and Anya Taylor-Joy proudly posed next to her, as did her mom, Tish, and her sister, Brandi.

Since the beginning of her career, Cyrus has been lauded as a style mogul, a trendsetter — someone who uses fashion to epitomize her identity, whichever one that may be. Hannah Montana, in the early years, lived in the quintessential Y2K wardrobe — ripped, bootcut denim, matching vests, capris leggings, cropped jackets and all the half-shirt, half-dress options she could get. Then, from 2008 to 2009, swapped her skinny scarves and bedazzled suit ties for the infamous, hot pink Michael Jackson glove, a teddy bear and wide-brimmed belts. But by 2010, her inner punk and penchant for pattern-maxxing had subdued. In its place, a bohemian pop princess blossomed.

See the evolution of Hannah Montana here.