tems“>Tems has once again proved her undisputed reign on the red carpet with a stunning all-white dress at the GQ Men of the Year event. The look was a perfect fit, as she stands to be a global style icon.
The look was a perfect blend of modern sculpture and relaxed confidence. The gown is a product of a stunning and creative designer, Salih Balta, who powerfully made a small but powerful and yet captivating piece that stands to be a curated look for her stylist, Dusin Wright.
The ensemble proved that all white can be striking and turned out to be a master class in tailoring. The artist had a fitted white tank-style top, which was smartly tucked into a floor-length skirt featuring textured fabric with soft sculpturing, creating beautiful curves and folds, giving the artist a piece in motion.
tems“>Tems‘ radiant beauty was led by makeup artist Kayla Perez, and hairstylist Ashanti Lattion further elevated the looks of tems“>Tems at the GQ Men of the Year event.
Her hair was styled in short curls, which framed her face with a hint of vintage charm, which was followed by grand makeup that was grounded by a deep berry-toned lipstick and defined eye makeup, featuring sharp winged liner and full lashes, which provided her signature smouldering gaze.
tems“>Tems’ appearance at the GQ Men of the Year celebration—a night dedicated to cultural shapers and disruptors—felt like another defining moment in her incredible year. She didn’t need any theatrics to make a statement; her quiet confidence and fluid poise made the white Salih Balta gown one of the night’s most talked-about looks.
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