Black Sherif Wears ‘Feminine’ Flowery Shoes in Paris, Gets Fans Confused

Black Sherif Wears ‘Feminine’ Flowery Shoes in Paris, Gets Fans Confused

  • Ghana's best-selling male artist, Black Sherif, was in France for this year's Paris Fashion Week
  • His moments in Paris, enjoying the city's bike life and immersing himself in the fashion scene, have stoked a frenzy online
  • Fans have taken particular interest in his choice of footwear for a dinner by the menswear brand Wales Bonner

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Ghanaian musician Black Sherif was spotted in Paris wearing a swanky pair of Wales Bonner shoes.

Black sherif, Paris Fashion Week, Stonewboy, King Promise, Wales Bonner
Black Sherif gets backlash for wearing Wales Bonner shoes in Paris. Photo source: BlackoUpdates
Source: Twitter

The musician is among scores of celebrities flocking Palais de Tokyo for this year's Paris Fashion Week Menswear Spring/Summer showroom from Wednesday, June 25 to Sunday, July 2, 2025.

The flowery flats Black Sherif wore are listed on Fashion Network as part of Wales Bonner's Spring/Summer Menswear look collection.

The fashion brand was established in 2014 by English designer Grace Wales Bonner, who had styled top stars including Lewis Hamilton, FKA twigs, Omar Apollo, Jeff Goldblum, and Tyler Mitchell.

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Wales Bonner is best known for its preppy bohemian aesthetic, embracing the multifaceted nature of its founder by combining all aspects of her interests, personality and background.

Additionally, the brand promotes conversations about contemporary social issues surrounding gender, sexuality, race and politics via its films, lookbooks, campaigns, collaborations and runway shows.

Black Sherif, who is having a solid year after releasing his sophomore album Iron Boy, doesn't shy away from bold fashion either.

Black sherif, Paris Fashion Week, Stonewboy, King Promise, Wales Bonner
Black Sherif plays golf with Sir Sam Jonah and his rich friends. Photo source: BlackoUpdates
Source: Instagram

His unpopular Wales Bonner look for Paris 2025 adds to a tall list of Black Sherif's heavily criticised looks. This includes his outfit for the BET Awards 2025, which caused a significant frenzy on social media.

Reactions to Black Sherif's shoes in Paris

YEN.com.gh gathered a few comments from Ghanaians in reaction to Black Sherif's Wales Bonner shoes for Paris 2025.

@ellinomezzi said:

"This with 3 sisters socks on our day or with the Ghana socks as a 6th March leader 🤔."

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@Genesis_saiko shared:

"I really want you people (Ghanaians) to leave Blacko to be HIS TRUE SELF 🙏🏿."

@Dumble007 noted:

"They're getting paid extra to rep that community."

@uniquetrendzz remarked:

"This wey Dey vex Shatta Wale no oo 😂😂😂😂😂."

@Huey_Brabus commented:

"Nope, nope. I hope they aren't making my guy dress like a girl 🤦🏾‍♂️. It's their thing, jeez."

@lfckofislay wrote:

"Blacko ankasa hands for touch am 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 🤣🤣.""

Black Sherif's mishap in Takoradi deconstructed

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that an event organiser had spoken about Black Sherif's delayed performance at the Takoradi Mall Event Centre

Concertgoers expressed their frustration by pelting him with water due to his tardy arrival on stage. They said he arrived ten hours late for a concert billed for 7 pm.

Black Sherif’s management team reportedly rejected the previously agreed-upon payment just one hour before the artist’s scheduled performance, as per the event organiser's account.

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The organiser accused the artist and his team of demanding more money minutes before the performance despite signing a contract. The entire situation infuriated concertgoers who reverted to the argument that Ghanaian artists don't respect their audience.

Proofreading by Samuel Gitonga, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.

Source: YEN.com.gh

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Peter Ansah (Entertainment Editor) Ansah Peter is an entertainment editor who joined YEN.com.gh in September 2023. He studied Development Planning at KNUST, graduating in 2018. His professional career in entertainment journalism dates eight years back as a showbiz and arts blogger for the now-defunct motionhypegh.net, continuing to Muse Media Networks, acting as the editorial manager for the network's flagship multimedia platforms. He has also managed several PR roles with top clients, including Morgan Heritage. In 2024, Peter completed Google News Initiative courses in Advanced Digital Reporting and Fighting Misinformation

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