6 'lukus' Kenyan men agree are 'moto'

The society has spiraled into using one’s fashion sense or dressing style as a yardstick to measure how well or worse of a life they’re leading.

No wonder the other gender (the daughters of Zi...) have had their hearts shattered to smithereens after they fell heads-over-heels for a guy in a denim coat, a plain white t-shirt, blue jeans and white sneakers.

Here’s how the ever-evolving fashion sense for men is perceived by a good number of people.

Suits

There’s a level of respect attributed to a person in a suit.

Over time, the myth that people in suits have money has never been demystified.

While a suit is mostly preferred by people as a starter pack for job interviews, going to church or attending a function we can't deny that even on an ordinary day a suit will transform any man!

Kenyan Influencers Kennedy Makau and Mayau Dream Chaser in suits [Instrgram: @nedyparezo] Pulse Live Kenya

While in the past, suits were only a darling for people in their mid-life, they have now evolved into a panache for the millennials and the GenZers.

With the influx of the well-fitted suits, there’s more to suits, and you wouldn't miss to come across a guy in a turtle-neck, a dapper suit and some loafers on a Monday.

Suits have stood the test of time and will likely remain a staple "luku".

The Khaki-official looks

A preferred go-to look for gentlemen working in a semi-formal environment. It’s not a show of affluence but could easily be what many would agree is practical.

Khaki pants look by Kenyan influencer Ben Cyco [Instagram: @bencyco] Pulse Live Kenya

The hoodie and jeans gang

This can be described as a “Hustler”, casual look. You wouldn’t be surprised to walk to town on a Sunday and find almost all men uniformly in this characteristic look.

Kenyan musician Ayrosh in a classy hoodie-jeans look Pulse Live Kenya

The "I woke up like this" loyals

They don’t give much thought to the way they dress. They could put on a suit with a cap on, would wear broken suit with a t-shirt.

Sometimes these dowdily-adorned eccentricities have millions stacked up in their bank accounts but they won’t change that one favourite shirt for over three damned years.

Sauti Sol's Bien Aime in an effortless t-shirt and jeans look Pulse Live Kenya

Sometimes they are obsessed with shorts... you know, them Subaru boys with their Maasai "shukas".

The Generation Z “trendy look”

Talk of revolutionizing the fashion industry, how about we laud these new kids on the block!

They thrive on skinny-Jeans that hold them tight like a corkscrew, the denim jackets, the a bit overwhelming Jordans and some brand-emblazoned t-shirts.

If you can keep up with them then mad props!

Kenyan musician Willy Pozee in a skinny-jeans look [Instagram: @willy.aul.msafi] Pulse Live Kenya

Out with the paisley, in with the botanics

They are blazing the streets. You would bet most males by now own one or two silky-flowered shirts.

Especially after former President Uhuru Kenyatta popularised them, they’ve caused a frenzy.

Check it out here!

6 'luku' Kenyan men agree are 'moto'