Amanda Bynes put on a very busty display in an open black top as she hosted an art show which was attended by Noah Cyrus on Saturday.
The actress, 38, hosted the LA event braless wearing a black top which featured a cut out panel down the center.
Keeping her modesty, the garment featured rows of metallic butterflies.
She paired her top with some leather trousers and slicked her yellow hair into a quirky wet look bob.
And the art show, which was in collaboration fashion designer Austin Babbitt, aka Asspizza, appeared to have been a success and attracted some stars such as Noah Cyrus.
Amanda collaborated with Austin to launch some clothes that she designed. Did you know that she graduated from the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising.
The event at the PLANTS + SPACES store in Los Angeles sold out, according to the link in Amanda’s Instagram account.
The pop-up show included ‘art and clothing,’ according to People.
‘My associate’s of art degree majoring in product development at FIDM paid off,’ the actress-turned-designer wrote on an Instagram Stories post in October.
So far, the duo have announced they have collaborated on a T-shirt, which features a drawing of a woman on the back, and one pair of shorts, available in black, white or gray.
The designer shared video of the shirts being printed on Instagram.
In early November, Amanda revealed she had lost six pounds on her weight loss program, which includes walking and eating more healthfully. She recently shared she had walked nearly 15,000 steps and had burned up 481 calories on a particular day.
In March, the What A Girl Wants star said she had gained 20 pounds due to depression.
‘I’m doing a lot better now and have learned to do opposite action when I don’t feel like working out or eating clean,’ she revealed on social media.
‘I weigh 162 lbs. right now and want to get back to 110 lbs.,’ she told her fans.
Bynes has admitted to having an eating disorder and body-image issues, and she has been open in the past about abusing the drug Adderall to help her lose weight.
Those issues, among others, resulted in the The Easy A actress walking away from acting in 2010.
Mental-health issues that surfaced in 2013 resulted in Bynes being placed under a legal conservatorship overseen by her parents for nine years.
She was released from the conservatorship in 2022 and reportedly remains clean and sober as she embarks on her new career.