Tyla is the queen of dropping hints, and this morning’s announcement of her upcoming single “Chanel,” is a testament to that. If you’ve been paying attention, she’s been alluding to the release for weeks through carefully planned social media posts and red carpet appearances, including a head turning moment at the VMAs wearing archival Chanel (originally worn on the runway by supermodel Claudia Schiffer in 1993). The same look was smartly accessorized with stacked charm jewelry made by brand partner Pandora, offering yet another hint to her latest collaboration.
Today, Pandora announced the drop of the ambassador’s Tyla Tyger charm, a personalized coin dedicated to her devoted fanbase the “Tygers.” No more decoding clues—fans can now join in on the layered fun, stacking the new charm on earrings, necklaces, or bracelets, and wielding a personal touch from the global superstar herself.
“The tiger has always been a big part of my story,” oozes Tyla, “it is strong, confident, and fierce, but also connected and loyal,” much like her fanbase, who have been there for her from her internet-breaking single Water.
Available now, the limited-edition 14 karat gold-plated and sterling silver charms are two-sided, featuring a tiger on one side and Tyla’s signature scribed on the flip, “I hope my fans feel like they are carrying a little piece of me when they wear it.” It’s a sentiment that perfectly aligns with Pandora’s Talisman collection— keepsakes designed to be personal, powerful, and treasured.
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Pandora Tyla Signature Tyger Charm
Pandora Tyla Signature Tyger Charm
Jessica (aka Jess) is a Senior Fashion Editor at Cosmopolitan, working across both fashion market and styling for print stories, as well as digital fashion and commerce coverage. Prior to joining Cosmo, she worked in fashion at Vanity Fair. Jess lives in New York City and loves spotlighting emerging designers you might not have heard of yet—while also being an unabashedly devoted Love Island fan (dating back to Season 1 of Love Island UK, that’s how serious). See more of her work here, and follow her on Instagram if you love her.
