What makes your style stand out?

My style stands out because it is my language of liberation. Every look I create carries the story of an African gay man who has turned survival into art. I don’t dress to impress — I dress to express. My style is a mirror of my journey: the courage to exist freely, the grace to be seen fully, and the power to define myself on my own terms. It’s in the drama of a tailored suit, the fluidity of silk, the unapologetic flash of color that says, “I am here.” My style honors my ancestors

What’s your dream fashion moment?

My dream fashion moment isn’t just about the runway — it’s about rewriting who gets to walk it. I imagine standing in a space where Black, queer, African brilliance is centered — where our stories, our bodies, and our beauty define luxury itself. I see myself in a piece created by a young African designer whose work tells the same truth I live: that freedom, resilience, and joy are always in style. My dream fashion moment is when the world sees not just what I’m wearing, but why I’m wearing it

What would you do with $20,000?

If I had $20,000, I’d use it to support our Save Our Clinic emergency project at GBGMC. Across the world, Black gay men and key populations are losing access to lifesaving health services because of funding cuts and political backlash. This project is about keeping our community clinics open — the places that don’t just provide care, but dignity, safety, and hope. For me, this isn’t abstract — it’s deeply personal. I’ve seen what happens when our communities are left behind. With $20,000, I cou