Joho steps out in Ksh.227K jacket, Ksh.70K sneakers, custom Range Rover plates as he holidays in the U.S

Former Mombasa Governor Hassan Ali Joho, a renowned fashion head, has once again flaunted his expensive taste after being spotted in a hooded jacket estimated to be worth a staggering Ksh.227,150.

The former county boss, who has disappeared from the political scene since leaving office after the 2022 polls, was photographed in the United States wearing the minty Moncler's Dincer hooded jacket - a puffy, white-and-blue stripped fashion show-stopper.

According to their original website, "the signature blue and red stripes down the sleeves (are) a tribute to the brand's French roots" and goes for about $1,750 (Ksh.227,150) in high-end luxury fashion websites.

In new photos that he shared with his 1.3 million Instagram followers, Joho appears warmly-dressed as he poses next to a sleek Range Rover whose number plate is emblazoned with his initials 'HAJ.'

Completing the sharp look, which also features a baseball cap, a scarf and brown pants, Joho flaunted his striking white sneakers which are believed to be Alexander McQueen's court sneakers worth about $540 (Ksh.70,092), according to their original website.

The flamboyant politician is known for his taste for the finest things in life and his untamed appetite for high fashion.

In October 2022, Joho was spotted wearing a Ksh.45 million Richard Mille watch, an upgrade to his earlier watch - a Richard Mille Felipe Massa Flyback Chronograph estimated to be worth around Ksh.23 Million.

In 2017, he stepped out in a pair of  Louis Vuitton sneakers, which then cost around Ksh.92,000 - a mix of monogram canvas technical lining and a rubber hand-crafted outsole.

Joho's legendary love for opulence and splendour has seen him hobnob with some of the biggest names in the global entertainment circles including US rapper Fat Joe who, in September 2022, partied with him and even shouted him up in his now all-famous lyric.

“Joho, 001, nothing can stop you, you’re all the way up,” Fat Joe quoted his popular phrase from the hit song 'All The Way Up' released in 2016.