Tyla Brings Y2K Britney Energy to Paris in Fur Coat and Hot-Pink Ruslan Baginskiy Cap

Tyla channels Y2K Britney vibes in Paris, stepping out in a fur coat, low-rise capris, and a hot-pink Ruslan Baginskiy cap.

Tyla knows exactly how to turn a sidewalk into a style moment. While in Paris for Couture Week, the singer stepped out in a look that felt pulled straight from the early 2000s, then sharpened for 2026. Think Britney Spears at her peak, filtered through Tyla’s playful confidence and fearless love of bold accessories.

After the Valentino Haute Couture show, Tyla layered a fluffy oversized fur coat over a ribbed white cropped tank. The tank was casually rolled at the hem, revealing her toned midriff and a sparkling diamond belly ring that instantly set the Y2K tone. The proportions were intentional and daring, with nearly a foot of torso on display beneath the plush outerwear.

She paired the top half with low-rise denim capri pants, cut slim through the leg and finished with contrasting white topstitching. The jeans had a worn-in feel and sat low on the hips, with the button left undone for an effortless, thrown-on effect that felt very early aughts without tipping into costume.

Accessories did most of the talking. Tyla topped off the look with a crystallized hot-pink cap by Ruslan Baginskiy, a nostalgic silhouette made modern through shine and color. Oversized hoop earrings, a chunky statement necklace, and lace-trimmed Valentino Garavani Rockstud pumps leaned fully into the throwback mood. In her hand, she carried a beige Valentino bag crafted in chevron-patterned patchwork, mixing glossy and matte leather for subtle texture.

Her makeup tied it all together. A sweep of hot-pink blush across her cheeks mirrored the cap, adding a playful pop that sealed the look. Fresh skin and minimal eye makeup kept things balanced, letting the outfit stay front and center.

Between front-row appearances and street-style moments, Tyla continues to prove that Y2K isn’t just back, it’s evolving. In Paris, she made the case that more really can be more, especially when worn with confidence.