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Kenyan boy band Sauti Sol are known primarily for making exceptionally good music, with fans from across the world.
When it comes to their fashion sense, most people have noted their ever progressive style, featuring clothes that most “common mwananchi” would never dare to wear.
This outlandish fashion sense has made them global fashion icons, with one of their getup’s being featured at the Brighton Museum and Art Gallery.
Done for the Fashion Cities Africa exhibition, 4 black mannequins were dressed in clothes that Sauti Sol once wore during a coke studio performance with Yemi Alade.
The piece also includes a picture of the four of them in the same clothes during the actual performance. They took to social media to express their gratitude.
” We’re super honoured to have our picture and style featured during the?#FashionCitiesAfrica exhibition at Brighton Museum & Art Gallery,” they said.
“This is the first major UK exhibition dedicated to contemporary African fashion. We wore the outfits last year during our ?#CokeStudioAfrica performance with Yemi Alade,” they added.
