Social media has been in chaos as Italian luxury shopping brand T20luxury has continue to call out Nigerian celebrities who have been rocking fake designers.
The past few days has been chaotic from one public figure to the other. First it was comedian, AY for rocking a fake Hermès bag which was later deleted for reasons best known to them then the next day it was Regina Daniels.
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The mother of two was called out for wearing a fake Rolex. The luxury shopping brand revealed that the box in which the Rolex came in was fake stating that it was not supposed to come with that particular kind of box if it was that brand of watch.
Fast forward two days ago, Actress Destiny Etiko was called out for wearing Dior bag. It read:
“Dear Destiny Etiko,
It is possible that your shopper or stylist may have provided you with a counterfeit piece.
We understand that, as a celebrity, you may rely on the expertise of a stylist or personal shopper to source your wardrobe and related items. However, we trust that you recognize the hazard that the counterfeit goods have on the society, especially given your own influential role in the creative industry.
To maintain authenticity and uphold industry standards, we encourage you to conduct due diligence when hiring a stylist. Ensuring that your items come from verified vendors, including working with certified stylists and personal shoppers such as T20Luxury, is essential.
Kindly share this message with your stylists and shoppers”
Not long after that, actress, Iyabo Ojo was called out for carrying a fake Louis Vuitton bag. The post featured side-by-side images highlighting discrepancies in design, including irregular stitching and logo placement. These inconsistencies led the page to conclude that Iyabo’s bag was not a genuine Louis Vuitton product.
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Least I forget, popular millionaire, Emoney was also called out by this famous luxury shopping brand who has built a reputation for calling out counterfeit fashion items, pointed out that the alleged fake lacked the signature craftsmanship associated with the high-end brand.
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