Fashion is an Art - Bam Bam replies haters over outfit to AMVCA

Following the eyebrows raised over her appearance at the 2018 AMVCA,former Big Brother Naija housemate, BamBam has replied  her haters of her feathery dress.


Here are some reactions about the outfit on Twitter:-
@toyeenbsworld said, “There’s always a clown, a feathery clown at every awards ceremony’’.
@prince_viiii said, “Why did Bambam come through looking like a feather duster?”
@josh__ik, “Fine chick, fine chick. Bambam has turned to mother hen’’.@raychiebams said, “I knew Bambam would stand out. Her fashion sense is out of this world’’.
@cynthiaclassichair said, “Your dress is absolutely splendid, different from other AMVCA dresses. It is not the regular dress you see on the red carpet’’.
@thecinderella.k said, “The idea is to steal the show, and you did queen’’.

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