Sharon Adeleke, sister of Afrobeats star Davido, has urged celebrities and fashion lovers to stop feeling pressured about wearing the same outfit more than once.
The businesswoman shared her views in a social media video where she encouraged people to confidently repeat clothes they already own.
Sharon said she wants to promote what she described as “rerocking” outfits. She explained that people should not feel embarrassed about wearing a favourite outfit again.
She said some people around her questioned her decision to repeat clothes because others had already seen them.
However, Sharon dismissed the concern and said there was no need to bow to public pressure over fashion choices.
According to Sharon, celebrities often face expectations to appear in new outfits every time they attend events or appear online.
She said this pressure can make people spend money unnecessarily just to maintain public approval.
The businesswoman encouraged people to wear clothes that make them feel comfortable and confident.
Her message has started conversations online about celebrity fashion standards and the pressure attached to always appearing in new looks.
The debate over repeating outfits is not new among public figures.
Some celebrities avoid wearing the same outfit publicly because of reactions from fans and critics.
Others have argued that repeating clothes is normal and should not attract criticism.
Fashion conversations around the world have increasingly focused on sustainability and responsible spending.
Many people now encourage reusing clothes instead of buying new outfits for every occasion.
Some Nigerian celebrities have also spoken in support of repeating outfits.
Nollywood actress Foluke Daramola previously argued that there is nothing wrong with wearing favourite clothes more than once. She said fashion should not create unnecessary pressure for people.
Sharon Adeleke’s message adds to the growing discussion about personal style, confidence and reducing pressure around celebrity appearances.
She believes people should focus more on enjoying their clothes rather than worrying about public opinions.
For her, a good outfit does not lose its value simply because it has been worn before.
