Bio/Wiki
| Real Name | Mobolaji Dawodu |
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| Nickname | Mobo |
Physical Stats & More
| Height | 175 cm |
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| Weight | 75 kg |
| Eye Color | Black |
| Hair Color | Black |
Personal Life
| Ethnicity | Nigerian |
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Family
| Marital Status | Unmarried | ||||
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| Sexual Orientation | Straight | ||||
| Affairs/Girlfriends | Lupita Neyong | ||||
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Career
| Net Worth (approx.) | Not Known |
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Favourites
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Some Lesser Known Facts
| Mobolaji Dawodu left Fader after working there for 11 years to join the respected fashion magazine GQ. | |
| He has traveled to approximately 50-60 countries, capturing unique fashion moments with a single photographer and a diverse selection of clothing. | |
| Known for his signature hats, Mobolaji is seldom seen without one, even for a quick visit to the local shop. | |
| Identifying as the 'turtleneck God,' he has a fondness for turtlenecks and incorporates them into his distinctive style. | |
| Mobolaji Dawodu has contributed to costume design in films like Mother of George, Restless City, Queen of Katwe, and Beat Up Little Seagull. | |
| His wide-ranging collaborations include working with musicians such as Kelis, Solange, The Black Eyed Peas, and serving as a consultant for brands like Apple, Nike, Sony, Converse, Dr. Martens, and KENZO. | |
| Celebrated for his unique fashion sense blending global influences, Mobolaji Dawodu is a prominent figure in the industry. |