Social media personality Enioluwa Adeoluwa has criticised people mocking men over their fashion choices at the 2026 GTCO Fashion Week, urging the public to stop using attendees’ outfits as content for ridicule.
In a post shared on X, Enioluwa observed that some social media users were selectively sharing videos of men wearing unconventional outfits to suggest that society was “losing its men”. He argued that such posts ignored the many other attendees who dressed in regular shirts and trousers at the same event.
Emphasising that the event was organised to showcase fashion and creativity, Enioluwa wrote, “It is a FASHION SHOW. A FASHION SHOW! Nobody is losing anything.”
He further argued that people who preferred more conventional expressions of masculinity could find them in places such as football stadiums and gyms, rather than criticising individuals whose fashion choices differed from their expectations.
The media personality also warned public figures and social media users to be mindful of the narratives they promote, especially when their posts could expose people to public ridicule or hostility.
Enioluwa questioned why some people appeared surprised by the outfits showcased at the fashion event, pointing out that men working in creative industries such as hairstyling, fashion design and tailoring have long expressed themselves through different styles.
He maintained that a fashion show should provide room for creativity and individual expression, rather than become an opportunity to attack people for dressing differently.
His comments have drawn attention to the online reactions surrounding the event and the wider debate about fashion, masculinity and personal expression.
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