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Joe PeeThe man who opines that “Fashion is madness, only bold people step out in style” is known for promoting an effeminate way of dressing – high-waist skirts teamed with blouses, pleated skirts with shirts or blazers, a shirt over a piece of wax print wrapped around his waist – and these features were not missing as he dazzled again in a Scottish skirt with a long sleeve shirt.
With a sunglass and wristwatch to match, Osebo donned an orange shirt and footwear and complemented them with a peach skirt.
Although his fashion sense has come under criticism in times past, Osebo on all occasions mounted a spirited defense and stressed he was unfazed.
“I am not moved by the insults because I know what I am about. I want to tell those insulting me to stop wasting their time because I am a focused person and I know where I am heading to,” he told Graphic Showbiz in a recent interview.
“I am not the first person to wear a kilt. Football star Stephen Appiah has won one before and TV personality, Paul Adom-Otchere, and his bestman wore kilts for his wedding, which I saw nothing wrong with. So why would anyone have a problem with mine?” he asked.
These comments were reiterated in his post, Sunday. Sharing five photographs of himself, the fashionista said: “Only bold people step out in style, fashion is confident and one needs to be unique in his style. Do your thing and forget others.”
Check out Osebo’s recent post.
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