Tyla Pays Homage To Madonna In Cone Bra Dress At Paris Fashion Week
This weekend, Tyla officially won Paris Fashion Week. The singer turned heads while sitting front row at the Jean-Paul Gaultier Fall 2026 show, in a corseted black ensemble, featuring the iconic cone bra silhouette. The dress was a direct homage to the look first immortalised by Madonna, proving that fashion legends never truly go out of style.
A breakdown of the look
The “CHANEL” singer graced the Jean-Paul Gaultier show on March 8th in an eye-catching black ensemble. The dress featured a corseted top, complete with a vintage cone bustier silhouette, while the bottom half transformed into a flowing, satin skirt which feel just below the knee.
Tyla’s stylist, Ron Hartleben, paired the striking look with a white lace choker, So Kate Louboutin pumps, a dainty gold anklet, minimal jewellery, and statement cobalt blue nails. She wore her hair in loose curls, while the makeup was also kept simple and stripped back.
The dress featured a corseted top, complete with a vintage cone bustier silouhette.
While Madonna’s 1990 ‘Blond Ambition’ tour famously catapulted the cone bra into the fashion zeitgeist, the silhouette’s DNA actually dates back to Gaultier’s 1987 runway.
The internet reacts
Tyla’s latest look has been quick to garner the internet’s undivided attention. Users have heralded the look as “stunning” and “classy” with one going as far as to declare: “She is the queen of looks, she’s gorgeous.”
Another added: “Nobody is doing effortless like this right now.”
One user chimed in, writing: “Another day, another iconic look from Tyla, she never misses.”
Another day, another icnonic look from Tyla, she never misses.
The internet was also quick to spot the singer using a Blackberry phone to take pictures outside the venue, in another playful homage to the 2000s. One user expressed their excitement for the potential comeback of the phone, while another praised the “iconic marketing,” humoursly nodding to the future rise of Blackberry sales.
Shop the look
The products on this page have been selected by our editorial team, however, The Handbook may make a small commission on some products purchased through affiliate links.
