Maya Jama showcased her toned figure in a Vivienne Westwood ensemble on the cover of The Observer Magazine’s October 11 issue. Crafted from glossy plaid twill, the bustier was rendered in an iridescent blue and chocolate-brown tartan. The piece is unmistakably Westwood, featuring a deeply plunged sweetheart neckline framed by gathered, twisted shoulder straps that rose into sculptural points.

The corset-style bodice created a waist-cinching silhouette. The artfully draped fabric across the bust formed a knot-like fold at the center that added dimension and movement to the classic plaid pattern. The glossy twill caught the light, giving the blue color a metallic glow against the muted earthy tones. Further, the internal boning panel tapered into an angled, asymmetric pointed hemline that extended over the hips.

Jama paired it with the matching draped plaid miniskirt, also from Vivienne Westwood. Cut from the same fabric, the skirt featured an overlapping, envelope-style drape. The fabric gathered at the waist, creating diagonal folds across the front that revealed a peek of darker contrast lining along the hem. She did not appear to be wearing any accessories, putting the entire focus on her daring outfit.

She wore her dark hair parted down the middle, styled into low, relaxed pigtails. The playful hairstyle balanced out the sophisticated tailoring. Meanwhile, her makeup featured warm, glowing bronzed skin, nude lip gloss, and cat-eye liner. Fans praised her look in the comments. One user remarked, “BEAUTY QUEEN,” while another wrote, “A queen in every way.” A third mused, “The ultimate bombshell herself.”