Tyla put a retro spin on a classic elegant dress at the Jean Paul Gaultier fall 2026 ready-to-wear show in Paris on Sunday.
The Grammy Award-winning singer styled a tea length charcoal gray frock with a flowing skirt and a fitted bodice. At the bust line, Tyla’s dress was designed with conical cups, a throwback to Gaultier’s design famously worn by Madonna during her 1990 “Blond Ambition” tour. Gaultier designed several of the costumes for Madonna’s aforementioned tour, which promoted her fourth album “Like a Prayer.”
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Tyla’s dress was paired with a lacy white choker, and she capped off the look with Christian Louboutin’s black patent So Kate pumps. The singer added a pop of color with electric blue nails and her glam included windswept hair with soft curls and shadowy eyes.
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Tyla joined stars like Naomi Watts, Macaulay Culkin and Barbie Ferreira in the front row for Jean Paul Gaultier’s fall 2026 ready-to-wear show. Curated by Dutch designer and Jean Paul Gaultier creative director Duran Lantink, the collection was defined by unique tailoring.
Following a “lukewarm” debut, Lantink “stuck it to the naysayers with his shapely tailored fall lineup,” per Lily Templeton’s WWD review of the collection.
“Opening the show was a suit and overcoat with shoulders and cinched waist curving downwards that exemplified Lantink’s idiosyncratic handwriting while also hitting the gender-ambiguous tailoring subtext of the fall,” Templeton wrote of the fall 2026 collection.
“Elsewhere, an infusion of winter sports yielded smart trousers with geometric colorblocking on the legs; form-fitting dresses and skirts with futuristic flair that was later echoed in dramatic sci-fi-worthy evening gowns; but also pretty cool knit bodysuits in Fair Isle-adjacent motifs. For pumps, he imagined an offkilter design based on a broken heel.”