| 1. Mobolaji Dawodu left Fader after working there for 11 years to join the respected fashion magazine GQ. |
| 2. He has traveled to approximately 50-60 countries, capturing unique fashion moments with a single photographer and a diverse selection of clothing. |
| 3. Known for his signature hats, Mobolaji is seldom seen without one, even for a quick visit to the local shop. |
| 4. Identifying as the 'turtleneck God,' he has a fondness for turtlenecks and incorporates them into his distinctive style. |
| 5. Mobolaji Dawodu has contributed to costume design in films like Mother of George, Restless City, Queen of Katwe, and Beat Up Little Seagull. |
| 6. 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. |
| 7. Celebrated for his unique fashion sense blending global influences, Mobolaji Dawodu is a prominent figure in the industry. |
| 8. He grew up in Lagos, Nigeria and Virginia, U.S.A., born in the United States to an American mother and Nigerian father, moved to Nigeria at 5 weeks old, and returned to Virginia around age 10. |
| 9. His mother owned a clothing business that combined modern style with traditional fabric. |
| 10. Mobolaji moved to New York at 18 and landed an internship at the Dolce & Gabbana showroom where he began assisting stylists. |
| 11. He is best known for styling Brad Pitt, Jared Leto, and Mahershala Ali at GQStyle. |
| 12. Dawodu is a Nigerian-American fashion stylist and costume designer. |
