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The fifth edition of the 2020 Exclusive Men of the Year (EMY) Awards was held on July 4, at the Gold Coast Kempinski Hotel.
Because of the coronavirus pandemic, the event, which celebrates men and brands for their abilities, initiatives and contributions to society, was held with a lesser crowd.
However, celebrities did not fail to show up in theur best outfits for the events nonetheless.
Here are some of the best dressed celebrities at the event
Naa Ashorkor hosted the event with Nathaniel Attoh on Saturday. The TV personality changed her outfit a number of times throughout the show.
Co-host Nathaniel Attoh changed into two outfits for the night.
Celebrity stylist and fashion designer Brommon graced the event in his signature suit.
Model Victoria Michaels graced the event in a mid thigh slit gold outfit complimented with gold bracelets, a full length black coat with black gloves and a silver bejeweled mask.
Red carpet queen and fashionista Nana Akua Addo wore a black gown ball gown topped off with a crown and a black veil.
Gospels duo Tagoe Sisters wore black dressed with matching masks.
Abeiku Santana
Actress Nana Ama McBrown
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