American supermodel Tyra Banks displayed her unique style as she attended the Australian Open on Thursday.
The 51-year-old turned heads as she watched the match between Aryna Sabalenka and Paula Badosa in an all-black ensemble.
The bizarre outfit consisted of harem trousers and a matching coloured top which wrapped around her head.
Tyra also wore a black headband which was visible under the large hood.
She opted for a full face of make up consisting of black liner that accentuated her green eyes.
The model was all smiles as she chatted to other spectators while cheering on tennis star Sabalenka following her win.
American supermodel Tyra Banks displayed her unique style as she attended the Australian Open on Thursday
Tyra is currently living in Sydney as she prepares to open her first ice-cream store Smize & Dream at Darling Harbour in March.
She has been splitting her time between Australia and her home in New York, revealing she was incredibly lucky to have moved most of her belongings out of LA.
Tyra revealed on Sunrise on Monday that she learned her house had burned down in the Palisades fire, which is one of several which have been burning through the city since January 6.
The blaze tore through more than 23,700 acres and destroyed 5,000 structures.
Tyra said she was ‘at a friend’s house here and celebrating, having fun’ at the time of the fires.
‘I kept checking my phone, not for my house, but for my friends and family, making sure they were evacuating…’ she explained.
‘And then I asked my partner, I said, “I’m seeing something on my phone here,” and he… [nods].
‘And I just pulled it together and didn’t say anything to my friends, and just stayed in that moment. And then we went home, and we cried, and we had our moment.’
The 51-year-old turned heads as she watched the match between Aryna Sabalenka and Paula Badosa in an all-black ensemble which wrapped around her head
The bizarre outfit consisted of harem trousers and a matching coloured top with a large hood
The human toll of the wildfires in LA has been devastating, with at least 25 dead.
Governor Gavin Newsom has already declared it one of the worst natural disasters in US history.
Authorities warned anybody in the vicinity of the blazes to be prepared to flee at a moment’s notice, amid concerns increasing winds will whip up new fires and fan the flames of those already burning.
The death toll is expected to continue to rise as authorities gain access to the smouldering sites ravaged by the fires.
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