The TV3 presenter Shirley Emma Tibilla, popularly Cookie Tee has paid her dues in the fashion and style industry over the years
Whether hosting the Today Woman’s, Ghana’s Most Beautiful or New Day, attending an event, or just serving looks on the ‘gram, the media personality and style star never misses a beat when it comes to fashion.
From elegant gowns to chic power suits, she keeps raising the bar, and we have the receipts to prove it.
Here are some of her best fashion moments that had us saying, “Sis did not come to play!”
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When it comes to rocking African prints, Cookie Tee does it with grace. From kente to ankara, she embraces culture in the most stylish way.
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An African print dress is always a win; this number is no exception. With a pleated skirt and sheer detailed top, Cookie Tee brings understated glamour that exudes confidence and grace.
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Cookie Tee delivers a bold yet classy statement in African print. The structured sleeveless top with the flowing skirt adds a touch of drama.
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Even on a laid-back day, she brings her A-game. Whether it’s a stylish two-piece set or a simple but stunning dress, Cookie Tee makes casual look luxurious.
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Cookie Tee and sophisticated evening gowns? A match made in fashion heaven! She serves red-carpet-worthy elegance every time she steps out.
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Rocking a denim and a simple shirt, she proves she’s just as much a street style star as she is a red carpet diva. Effortlessly cool and always on-trend!
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Boss moves only! Cookie Tee in a tailored blazer is a whole mood. Whether it’s a bold color or a sleek monochrome look, she commands attention effortlessly.
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Cookie Tee is always setting fashion trends and showing us how it’s done even in a simple red shirt and black pants.
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Soft, feminine, and oh-so-chic! Cookie Tee in pastel shades is the definition of elegance. She proves that subtle tones can be just as striking as bold colors.
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Cookie Tee knows how to embrace her Ghanaian heritage with style. The rich colors and bold patterns complement her glowing skin, proving that tradition and fashion go hand in hand.
