Myha’la’s tattoos have been described as a collection of more than twenty pieces. The clearest photographs show mirrored panthers across her lower abdomen, the number 96 on her shoulder, chest lettering and a rose with leaves on her forearm. Other small marks appear in editorials and interview stills, though some are too faint or covered to identify. The available reporting does not give confirmed meanings for the designs discussed here.
Myha’la’s mirrored panther tattoos
The most prominent documented design is a pair of dark panthers on opposite sides of Myha’la’s lower abdomen. Teen Vogue highlighted them in a feature on the return of visible hip and lower-stomach tattoos. The animals face inward and read as a pair, with open skin between them. The photographs establish their placement and appearance; no reliable source in the available coverage explains what they mean to her.
The 96 shoulder tattoo
The small number 96 sits near the top of Myha’la’s shoulder. It remains legible in several editorial and event photographs, though clothing and pose determine whether it is visible. The nearby marks are less clear, so the number can be identified without treating every line around it as a confirmed design. Its meaning has not been established in the reporting summarized here.
Chest lettering in fashion editorials
A Dazed portrait shows the 96 and a separate line of chest lettering in the same frame. The writing sits near the upper chest, but it is partly obscured in some photographs and is not fully transcribed in the available record. Different lighting and clothing make it easier to see in some images than others. No source here supplies a confirmed quote or personal explanation, so the description stays with what the photographs show.
The rose-and-leaf forearm tattoo
An InStyle event photograph shows a rose, leaves and a stem running lengthwise along Myha’la’s forearm. The flower is clear first; the surrounding leaves and linework stand out on closer inspection. It is a larger, more vertical design than the shoulder number and differs from the paired panthers on her abdomen. The available sources identify the subject and placement but do not explain its personal meaning.
Smaller marks around the arms
A talk-show still catches Myha’la seated and speaking, with the shoulder number and other arm marks visible. Some of the smaller details appear to be ink, but the image does not resolve their exact shapes or wording. The view is useful as a record of how posture changes what can be seen, rather than as grounds for naming each mark.
How the documented pieces relate
The confirmed designs differ in scale and placement: broad, inward-facing panthers across the lower abdomen; compact numerals on the shoulder; a short line of chest lettering; and a rose with a long stem on the forearm. Their contrast keeps each piece distinct. Which one draws attention depends on the crop, outfit and pose in a given photograph.
What remains unidentified in the record
Marie Claire has described Myha’la as having “twenty-some-odd tattoos,” so the pieces named here are not a complete inventory. Other marks show around her arms, chest and torso, but the available images do not always make them readable. A small shape partly hidden by a strap may be visible without its design being clear. The sources also do not provide confirmed meanings for the panthers, 96, rose or every chest mark; those explanations should remain open unless Myha’la has shared them.
A different editorial view
A separate Cero editorial frame shows how styling changes which tattoos enter the picture. With Myha’la’s arms lifted, more of the chest and underarm area is exposed; a different garment can cover the same marks. The image adds context about visibility but does not identify a new tattoo. The interview clip below is included as background on Myha’la, not as a source for additional tattoo details.