The posh, white carpet at the CFDA Awards 2024 held at New York's famed American Museum of Fashion History last night, was a star-studded affair. Ditching corseted silhouettes and trailing gown trails for a frilly and flirty OOTN, was singer Tyla. Right since she burst onto the scene with her un-pausable track Water from her eponymous album, it has just been one serve after another when it comes to her looks.
The latest in the lineup is an archival Gucci ensemble she rocked at the CFDA Awards night. The all-lace number is from Gucci's Spring/Summer 1996 line, designed by Tom Ford. The intricate, sheer, black lace forms carves out into a plunging bust, dropped right down to below the navel with a slinky belt detail breaking the stretch.
What makes the look one-of-a-kind however, are the lime neon booty shorts, which Tyla somehow manages to make look, red-carpet worthy. If it wasn't already evident, Tyla's personal aesthetic is heavily drawn from the immortal Y2K era, albeit with a strong hand of showgirl fantasia, sartorially speaking. She previously turned heads at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, emerging on stage with a parts-sheer, parts-tasseled, cutout bustier corset in white and gold complete with heavily embroidered briefs.
The angelic, feather-ful wings were just the icing the look needed. A post shared by Tyla (@tyla) Speaking of OTT, there's something about the singer's energy which allows her to pass off the most camp looks as given serves. Take this bejeweled r.
