X Factor fashion

Article date: Mon 18th November 2013 04:34 PM

Miley Cyrus was labelled boring while Gary Barlow dressed sharply to debut his new single It seems poor Miley Cyrus can't get anything right these days.After spending the last few months getting slammed by the media, fans and fellow celebs for wearing next to nothing, the 20-year-old singer was again picked apart by the world of Twitter following her appearance on last night's (November 17th) X Factor results show - for covering up.Followers labelled her 'boring' after wearing a shiny gold crepe dress along with a black turban for an Arabian-inspired performance of her hit Wrecking Ball. Some tweeters even compared her gown to bacofoil or a Ferrero Roche wrapper. Miley wasn't the only world-renowned act to showcase her talents either, with judge Gary Barlow taking to the piano to perform his new single Let Me Go.The Take That frontman looked dapper as ever in grey dotted shirt, black tie, waistcoat and matching trousers to showcase his first solo effort in 14 years.Elsewhere, the remaining finalists of the show performed Take That classic Never Forget before the real drama unfolded, with Sam Callahan ultimately leaving the competition after going up against Luke Friend.Sam - wearing a white, collarless buttoned shirt, dark blue jeans and a brown leather jacket - held back the tears when he realised he'd be going home, as Gary and Nicole Scherzinger sealed his fate. Louis - who mentored both Sam and Luke - abstained from voting.Never one to let the side down, Nicole once again dressed to impress over the two shows this weekend. On Saturday, the former Pussycat Doll bared plenty of flesh after stepping out in a teeny-tiny crop top, while on Sunday the judge oozed glamour - wearing a floor-length embellished black dress.Unlike previous weeks, there wasn't a thigh split in sight for Nicole, with the intricately-beaded number complemented by delicate bangles on either arm while she wore her hair straight.

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