Singer Tyla attended her first Met Gala Monday evening and stepped out on the carpet in a Balmain gown designed by Olivier Rousteing.

The robe that Tyla wore was manufactured from sand and hugged her physique. The gown additionally included an extended prepare.

In line with the evening’s theme, “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Trend,” and the night’s gown code, “The Backyard of Time,” the “Water” singer accessorized her look with an hour glass in a single hand and gold jewellery.

“We molded the physique of Tyla a few months in the past and we made certain that she may very well be coated [in] sand,” Rousteing advised Vogue in an interview. “The thought was like she may gown as soon as — this gown — and could also be a part of the museum. That was the idea of it.”

Rousteing additionally wore a high made out of sand that had a sculpture of a face.

With the distinctive materials of the gown, the “Water” artist had some help strolling the carpet when she was lifted up the steps.

See all of the appears to be like from the evening right here.