Tyla is no stranger to turning heads—whether it’s through her genre-blending sound or her fearless fashion sense.
And her recent appearance at the H&M&LA Music Festival in Los Angeles proved just that.
The young South African sensation brought the perfect mix of edgy, playful, and high-fashion vibes to the star-studded event, and she did it all with that signature Tyla charm.
Hosted at Ace Mission Studios, the event wasn’t just about music—it doubled as a celebration of H&M’s vibrant Spring 2025 collection, and Tyla was right at the heart of it.
Effortless Cool with a Fashion-Forward Twist
Tyla’s outfit? Pure fashion goals. She rocked a cropped white tee with distressed, low-rise H&M denim jeans—rolled just low enough to flash a cheeky hint of her undergarments.
It was flirty, fearless, and fun, perfectly capturing her carefree style.
But it was her shoes that truly brought the look together. Tyla stepped out in a pair of black patent leather Belen sandals by Le Silla, valued around R14,500.
The strappy heels featured square toes and silver-buckled ankle straps—bold, glam, and totally Tyla.
A Statement on Style
In a quick chat at the event, Tyla shared, “I love experimenting with different styles.
Fashion is a way to express myself and connect with my fans on another level.”
That self-expression was on full display as she lit up the venue with her look and energy.
Clearly, for Tyla, fashion isn’t just about clothes—it’s a form of storytelling.
Celebs and Style All Around
The H&M&LA Festival wasn’t short on famous faces. Dakota Fanning looked elegant in a beaded flowing dress and black boots.
Barbie Ferreira showed up in a matching cardigan and skirt set, complete with thong sandals.
And then there was Tyla’s sister, Sydney Seethal, who matched her sibling’s vibe with a denim mini dress and sleek strappy heels. The stylish duo made it clear that flair runs in the family.
From Viral Hit to Global Star
Tyla’s climb to international fame started back in 2019 with her breakout single “Getting Late.”
She quickly followed it up with fan favorites like “Overdue” and “To Last,” making a name for herself as one of South Africa’s brightest young talents.
Her sound—coined “popiano”—is a fresh mix of amapiano rhythms and catchy pop vocals.
It’s no wonder fans across the globe can’t get enough.
Breaking Records and Winning Grammys
In 2024, Tyla dropped her debut self-titled album, and it took off.
The album hit the top 25 charts in countries like the US and UK, earning her global recognition.
To top it all off, she made history by winning the first-ever Grammy for Best African Music Performance, officially cementing her place among music royalty.
Fashion’s New IT Girl
Beyond the stage, Tyla is making serious waves in the fashion world.
She was recently named a Pandora brand ambassador, and her fashion-forward approach keeps landing her on best-dressed lists.
“I believe fashion should be fun and expressive,” she said. “It’s about embracing your personality and having confidence in what you wear.”
Proudly Flying the SA Flag
Tyla’s presence at the H&M&LA Music Festival wasn’t just about glitz and glam.
It was a proud moment for South African talent, showing just how far local artists can go when they bring their authentic selves to the global stage.
With her powerful voice, fearless fashion, and magnetic presence, Tyla is more than just a pop star—she’s a movement. And the world is paying attention.