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Offset placed himself in Hip-Hop’s style elite despite arriving outfit-less for GQ’s 2025 Big Men of the Year Party.
Offset landed in Los Angeles without a suit but with no shortage of swagger as he confidently named himself one of Hip-Hop’s top fashion icons while preparing for GQ’s 2025 Big Men of the Year Party.
During a TMZ Hip Hop interview on Thursday (November 13) at LAX, the former Migos rapper didn’t hesitate when asked who he believes are the genre’s most stylish artists.
He named himself best dressed before pausing to consider the rest of his list. After a moment, he added Pharrell Williams and Gunna to his fashion hall of fame.
Just ahead of the high-profile GQ event, Offset released a new track titled “Fashion Icon.”
The Atlanta native was en route to one of the year’s most exclusive fashion gatherings but admitted he arrived without a look for the night.
“I’m about to go figure it out, though,” he said. “I’m a go look see what’s out there. I should be able to find some rich s###.”
Pharrell, who Offset named second, has long been a dominant force in fashion. As the men’s creative director for Louis Vuitton, he’s been reshaping luxury menswear and was recently honored as GQ’s 2024 Designer of the Year.
Gunna, who took the third spot on Offset’s list, has become a style reference point in his own right. His fashion sense has drawn admiration from across the entertainment world, including Rihanna, who once dressed as him for Halloween.
Offset’s fashion flex comes on the heels of his Halloween 2025 surprise mixtape drop, Haunted By Fame.
The project, which he revealed was released to fulfill his record label obligations, failed to make a dent on the Billboard 200, moving fewer than 8,000 units in its first week, according to Billboard.
This article was originally published on allhiphop.com.
