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That’s so fetch! Tyla channels her inner Valley Girl at Chanel’s AW25 show

2y By Staff Bona

Jozi’s very own Tyla made a stunning entrance at Paris Fashion Week when she attended Chanel’s Autumn/Winter collection.

Dressed head to toe in classic Chanel, the singer effortlessly pulled off the lilac cropped jacket and matching mini skirt. Taking front row status alongside Vogue editor Anna Wintour, the buddies appeared deep in friendly conversation.

The ‘Water’ singer has been making all the right fashion moves lately. Channeling her inner Cher from the 1995 movie Clueless, she certainly looked the part.

Tyla is often pictured in a 90s-inspired outfit, harking back to MTV’s video vixen days.

Her latest outing proved no different. The music video for ‘Push 2 Start’ had all the makings of an R&B set. Complete with cropped tops and cut-off denim shorts, the award-winning muso turned up the heat.

Referred to as ‘Anna’s favourite’, @tylaclub posted a series of images of Tyla and Anna looking chummy at various events.

 

Once images and video from the Paris show dropped on social media, fans were quick to praise our girl for hitting the mark.
“Tyla is the deal when it comes to fashion,” commented a stan.

“Tyla absolutely radiating elegance at the Chanel Paris Fashion Week Show – a true fashion moment!,” said another.

Sending out a message to her haters, a fan wrote: “Hating on Tyla is really stupid, because she literally just serves looks and has fun..”

Words: Fame Frenzy

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