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Tyla Wore Her National Pride on Her Nails for the FIFA World Cup Opening Ceremony

Tyla performed South Africa’s national anthem with a subtle tribute to her home country hidden on the underside of her manicure. Nail artist Coca Michelle breaks it down.

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According to Vogue’s source item, Tyla Wore Her National Pride on Her Nails for the FIFA World Cup Opening Ceremony, Tyla performed South Africa’s national anthem with a subtle tribute to her home country hidden on the underside of her manicure. Nail artist Coca Michelle breaks it down.

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