Ugo Mozie sits down for a candid conversation about identity, creativity, and his journey from growing up Igbo to becoming one of fashion’s most influential stylists. Ugo opens up about his childhood, being raised in an Igbo household, and how cultural values, discipline, and self-belief shaped the way he approaches fashion and life. He reflects on navigating two worlds — honoring his Nigerian roots while building a global career — and how embracing his background became a source of strength rather than something to hide. The conversation also dives into his work styling some of the biggest names in music and culture, including Beyoncé and Jay-Z, as well as creative collaborations with Chris Brown and Teyana Taylor. Ugo shares insight into the creative process, trust, and pressure that come with working at the highest level. From fashion and culture to self-worth, heritage, and longevity, this episode is a powerful reflection on staying grounded, owning your story, and building success without losing yourself.
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