Enioluwa Adeoluwa Pushes Back Against Criticism of Men’s GTCO Fashion Week Outfits

Enioluwa Adeoluwa has challenged social media users who criticised male guests’ clothing at the 2026 GTCO Fashion Weekend, arguing that the online reaction focused on a small number of unconventional looks while overlooking most attendees. Videos from the fashion event showed some men wearing outfits that drew attention for departing from traditional masculine styles. Some commenters responded with disapproval and claimed the scenes reflected a wider decline in masculinity. The posts sparked a debate about how guests choose to express themselves through fashion. In a post on X, Enioluwa objected to what he described as selective attention. He said critics were concentrating on a handful of men in distinctive outfits while ignoring the many other male guests who wore conventional shirts and trousers. He also made a broader argument about the way people discuss fashion online. According to the report, Enioluwa suggested that anyone seeking a particular style of dress could look for it elsewhere instead of mocking people whose choices differ. He distinguished personal disagreement from comments that encourage hostility toward those being discussed. The influencer’s strongest warning concerned the potential consequences of hostile rhetoric. He linked the criticism aimed at the men to possible risks to their safety, though the article did not detail a specific threat. The GTCO Fashion Weekend is a platform for designers, industry figures, celebrities and other guests to showcase personal style. Its events regularly feature a range of looks, including bold choices that prompt public discussion. Enioluwa’s comments have added to the debate over where criticism of fashion ends and harmful treatment of people begins. The article also notes that he recently appeared in a video with actress Iyabo Ojo at an airport, but that separate incident was not the subject of his remarks about the fashion event.