Maya Jama is stepping into a new chapter of her television career, but her fashion choices are still grabbing attention. The “Love Island” presenter recently posed for a striking new photoshoot in a glittering mini dress. Her latest look comes as she embraces a more mischievous side on screen, leaving fans curious about what she will do next.
Maya Jama’s tiny Ashish Gupta micro minidress is heavily embellished for The Observer
Maya Jama turned heads in a dazzling gold micro minidress by Ashish Gupta for The Observer magazine. The presenter wore the heavily embellished design in a new photoshoot that the publication shared on Instagram.
The short-sleeved dress featured a fitted silhouette covered in colorful, sparkling embellishments that caught the light. Its short hemline sat high on her thighs, giving a bold finish.
Jama paired the statement dress with pointed red heels, adding a vivid contrast to the gold outfit. She wore her dark hair pulled back and kept her makeup polished, allowing the embellished dress to remain the focal point. She stood with one hand raised while the other rested across her waist, showing off the outfit from different angles.
The photoshoot accompanies an interview in which Jama discusses her growing profile and her role in the latest season of The Celebrity Traitors. Jama was sent to the traitors’ turret in the show’s opening episode. Reflecting on the experience, she joked, “I’m in my villain era now.” Her response offered a glimpse of her cheekier side beyond Love Island.
Jama has also experimented with daring mini dresses in recent appearances. In July, as reported by The Fashion Spot, she wore a plunging, see-through golden micro minidress for Love Island, featuring metallic embellishments and an asymmetric hemline. The look offered another example of her preference for bold silhouettes and eye-catching details.
Jama’s latest shoot adds another standout look to her growing collection of fashion moments. The Celebrity Traitors is showing a different side of Jama on screen. She continues to keep audiences watching both on and off camera.

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