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The styling and pictures from Tems' GQ Hype cover

This was her best look [GQ]
This was her best look [GQ]
As a beautiful woman, Tems always looks like one but the styling of this GQ magazine was not it for us.
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Singer extraordinare, Tems' 'Temi Openiyi' interview with GQ is a sweet ode to the kind of person we’ve always imagined Tems to be, sweet, encouraging, self-assured and determined, that is why it upset us that the styling did not take cognizance of the youth and vitality of Tems.

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We love the first look, the Balmain bodycon dress and the belt but when it got to the Jimmy Choo shoes, we were so disappointed. It looked too sandal-like, like something you should wear at the beach.

Tems looks stunning for GQ but perhaps the sandals weren't right [GQ]
Tems looks stunning for GQ but perhaps the sandals weren't right [GQ]

Her hair slicked back, chopsticks on it, the gloves, the earrings, we loved everything about it, the subtle makeup and the lipgloss were simply gorgeous.

This was her best look [GQ]
This was her best look [GQ]
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Even though we loved the £810 from The Attico at Flannels, the top felt too ordinary and plain. Tems in a fringe wig is quite gorgeous though.

We loved to see Tems in a fringe [GQ]
We loved to see Tems in a fringe [GQ]

Tems in this silver Balmain dress and fur looked beautiful and luxurious.

Fur coats are luxurious [GQ]
Fur coats are luxurious [GQ]

Tems is blinged out to perfection in this £2,250 headpiece and Bulgari earrings. Loved the smile that showed her dimples.

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She's dripping in diamonds [GQ]
She's dripping in diamonds [GQ]

For her last look, Tems wears a top and skirt by Lisa Folawiyo and Prada Jacket. It wasn’t a bad look, but it didn’t wow us.

She wore a Nigerian designer for this look [GQ]
She wore a Nigerian designer for this look [GQ]

Even though the styling was fair at best, Tems looked radiant and beautiful.

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