In a recent bold move on social media, the widely recognized Twitter personality, Seun, whose real name is Oluwaseun, has taken a firm stand by calling out the stylist responsible for the fashion decisions of Nigerian artist Portable. Seun has been explicit in his criticism, going so far as to suggest that Portable’s stylist should face arrest for what he perceives as the artist’s lackluster dressing.
The focal point of Seun’s critique centers around a specific image where Portable is seen wearing a two-piece outfit featuring white, red, and green stripes. Seun has characterized this ensemble as both tacky and inexpensive, expressing concern that such fashion choices could potentially tarnish Portable’s image as an artist. The outfit is further accentuated by a white and black beanie hat, a substantial necklace adorning Portable’s neck, and a dangling bag.
Seun’s call for police intervention introduces an unexpected layer to the discourse surrounding celebrity styling, highlighting the possible consequences of fashion missteps for artists. This outspoken critique by Oluwaseun not only underscores the impact of personal image in the entertainment industry but also initiates a conversation about the role of stylists and their influence on the public perception of artists. The post has ignited discussions online about the intersection of fashion, image management, and the responsibilities of those involved in crafting the public personas of celebrities.
