Miley Cyrus, Parker Posey, Riley Keough & More Celebrate ‘Through Her Lens’ With Chanel and Tribeca

On Friday afternoon, a Chanel-heavy crowd gathered against a leafy green backdrop on the corner outside of Locanda Verde in Tribeca, as neighbors crossed over straining to get a look. The commotion was in honor of the annual Chanel and Tribeca “Through Her Lens” luncheon, celebrating the Tribeca Chanel Women’s Filmmaker Program, now in its 10th year. Miley Cyrus, who has been in town promoting her new album “Something Beautiful,” was especially excited about the Tribeca film “My Mom Jayne,” directed by Mariska Hargitay, about her late mother, Jayne Mansfield.  “Jayne Mansfield has been a very important figure in my life,” Cyrus said. “The critique of her career for embracing her sensuality and her sexuality, and I know that she was banned from movie theaters and was shunned for feeling her sexuality, and I have experienced that in my life as well. And so I’ve always just really admired her for what she means to culture so many years later.” Cyrus was head to toe in black Chanel, wearing look 55 from the Metier d’Art 2024/2025 collection. While the singer has worn the brand many times over her career, she has a soft spot for some of her earlier pieces.  “My personal gifts from

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