Osebo Chooses Camidoh's BET Look Over Kuami Eugene's: "It Was More Appropriate For The Red Carpet"

• Ghanaian musicians Kuami Eugene and Camidoh made their debut appearances at the 2023 BET Awards ceremony after Camidoh snagged a nomination
• Celebrity stylist Richard Brown had something to say about their red carpet looks and how it reflects on their brand
• He told YEN.com.gh that although Kuami Eugene absolutely rocked the biker look, it was not suitable for the occasion

Ghanaian fashionista Richard Brown, popularly called Osebo The Zaraman, picked Camidoh's look as the proper red carpet style.

He further explained that Camidoh's red two-piece suit brought out the flair of his long fur coat.

Osebo also shared a few improvements Camidoh could have used to enhance his looks.

For Kuami Eugene's style, Osebo said it wasn't the best, looking at the event he was attending. He told YEN.com.gh:

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"But Kuami Eugene's clothes look more like bikers dressing. Like those who ride motorcycles. To me, this kind of dressing on the red or pink carpet is a not."

Osebo said Camidoh's look would have been spectacular if he had worn black inner clothes over a white shirt with an all-black fur coat.

Osebo The Zaraman discloses he sold his two expensive cars to buy a house for his first daughter

In other news, YEN.com.gh reported a discussion with Osebo about his love for luxury vehicles.

The celebrity stylist revealed that he initially owned 14 expensive cars and eventually had to sell some off for various reasons.

Osebo recounted when he towed his Range Rover and Jeep Wrangler to buy a house for his daughter, Kristine, about six years ago.

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He continued to tell YEN On Wheels that his daughter's love for real estate also inspired the gift he gave to her.

Osebo accuses Ghanaians of losing their identity because of foreign religion

Previously, YEN.com.gh reported on Osebo's views about the direction of the Ghanaian identity.

According to the fashionista, Ghanaians have forgotten their valuable traditions and customs because of religions like Christianity.

He added that these religions have corroded the sound principles passed down the ancestral tree.

Osebo revealed these during an interview with Zionfelix, where he pointed out that people are too obsessed with religious activities instead of doing the right thing.

Source: YEN.com.gh