How Ayra Starr made short dresses her brand

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Even off the social media radar, Ayra Starr embraces all that makes her uniquely a member of Generation Z.

She is one of several rising stars who have turned their backs on the conceit that comes with "selfie culture" in favour of something much more authentic—a relatability and confident independence that come through in her sense of style.

She maintains the kind of pace one would expect from an emerging artist; she travels almost every other day and has a full calendar that includes press appearances, many live performances, and many other obligations.

When she's not on the road, she spends most of her waking hours either writing music or recording in late-night studio sessions.

The clearest example of Ayra Starr's 19 years of career dedication may be found in the fact that her debut studio album, 19 & Dangerous, was released in August 2021, just seven months after her self-titled EP debuted.

The auditory and visual differences between the two bodies of work, as well as the level of growth seen in the latter album, demonstrated to the public and industry insiders how dedicated she is to her work and how deliberate she is with her style, sound, and career.

She worked so hard to get here, and I want to emphasise that. Each step has been divine, wonderful, gratifying, and lovely.

Ayra Starr once stirred much controversy with her song "If I cast then I cast, everything wey wan sup go sup," from her 2021 album 19 & Dangerous.

A similar mentality can be seen in Ayra's fashion choices, which are daring and risk-taking but also occasionally vulnerable to critical feedback from admirers.