Tyla is amping up the heat this December. The singer has been dropping sultry pictures on Instagram while nailing some bold outfits and trends. Recently, she showed her fans how to do sultry layering in a barely-there look. She uploaded a carousel of pictures where she was seen wearing a bandeau top and teeny tiny denim shorts over sheer stockings. Like several of her other risqué looks, this one also found a place among fans’ favorites.
Tyla’s new Instagram photos are a total vibe
Tyla surely knows how to set the vibe for some fun. In a new update over the weekend, the singer shared multiple pictures showcasing her new barely-there look. The new photos documented her in what appeared to be a hotel room, posing flirtatiously for the cameras. She captioned the photo, “Detty Dec,” which marks the year-end festive season in regions like Ghana, Nigeria, and more countries.
For those unaware, Detty December lasts from mid-December to the New Year. This interval is filled with festivals, parties, and more activities that mark a memorable end to the year. Meanwhile, Tyla unleashed her inner party-girl vibe in the new photos. She modeled for photos wearing a bandeau top and one of the tiniest denim shorts one could conceptualize. To intensify the risquéness meter, the singer wore her pants over ripped tights.
Tyla gave a new meaning to layering in outfits. The tights featured giant hole-like cutouts around her hips and knees. Wearing it over her shorts, the sheer fabric also highlighted her belly button piercing. She accessorized her look with a chunky yellow and brown beaded necklace among other neckpieces. The singer paired it with a few bracelets in one hand and yellow and black statement peep-toe heels. She nailed an Afro hairstyle while effortlessly pulling off sultry poses in front of the camera.
This comes a few days after Tyla showcased another daring look. Last year, the singer delivered a masterclass in bodysuit styling when she paired one with unexpectedly loose-fitting shorts and heels among other accessories.
