Ghanaian reggae icon Rocky Dawuni may not have clinched the Best Global Music Performance award at the recently held 66th Grammy Awards, but he certainly left a lasting impression—both on the red carpet and in global fashion circles.
The In Ghana hitmaker secured a place on Esquire Magazine’s Best Dressed Men List, standing alongside some of the biggest names in entertainment. Esquire, a renowned American men’s magazine celebrated for its fashion insights, recognized Rocky Dawuni’s standout style at the prestigious event.
He was listed among internationally acclaimed stars, including John Legend, Busta Rhymes, Bob Weir, Trevor Noah, Omarion, Swizz Beatz, Finneas, Cory Henry, and Scott Evans, among others. The publication praised these figures for their ability to command attention with their refined and thoughtfully curated outfits.
A Statement in Ghanaian Fashion
Rocky Dawuni’s red carpet look featured a striking two-piece ensemble designed by Ghanaian fashion brand Juju Eye. His mustard-colored trousers, paired with a matching top accented with white hues, blended tradition with modern elegance—ensuring his cultural identity remained at the forefront on the global stage.
His effortless yet polished look, complemented by his signature dreadlocks and radiant confidence, made him one of the standout figures of the night.
Esquire’s Recognition
In its coverage, Esquire highlighted the impact of these stylish attendees, stating:
“These are the guys who showed up ready to do their industry proud, help support a ravaged city, and ensure that even casual observers will remember why we like watching people play music in the first place. At this moment in time, that’s more than laudable—it’s downright impressive.”