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Debonair face mask fashion reaches Nairobi neighbourhood

Fashionista James Maina Mwangi who has 160 suits with matching accessories (Photo: Reuters/Thomas Mukoya)

Most of us have accepted COVID-19 face masks as an inconvenient, albeit necessary, safety measure. For the style conscious like James Maina Mwangi, however, they are an unmissable fashion opportunity.

Mwangi’s brightly coloured suits and hats made him stand out even on the busy streets of Nairobi’s Umoja neighbourhood, where nobody ever seems to sleep.

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