Religious
Most Female Gospel Musicians don’t dress appropriately – Louisa Annan
Renowned gospel singer, songwriter, and preacher Louisa Annan has expressed concern over what she describes as poor fashion choices among many female gospel musicians today.
Speaking in an interview with Ekow Smith of Ghvibes Dotnet, the “Reign” hitmaker emphasized the importance of good grooming and decent dressing, especially for those in ministry and music. She believes that while looking good is important, it must be done with modesty and purpose.
“Dressing well adds focus to you. It attracts people to your message,” she explained. “Sometimes people may not be able to approach you, but your appearance alone can draw them closer. There’s absolutely nothing wrong with a gospel musician dressing well—what matters is that you don’t expose your body. The way you dress is how people will address you.”
Louisa noted that although the gospel industry has evolved significantly over the years, the fashion sense of some female musicians still needs improvement—hence the constant criticism from the public.
According to her, because gospel musicians and ministers play a vital role in connecting people to God, how they present themselves matters greatly.
“You can’t just wear anything that reveals private parts of your body or aim to show off curves. I won’t blame them entirely—many are doing it for fame or attention,” she added.
Rather than harshly criticizing these musicians, Louisa believes the better approach is to educate and guide them toward modest, tasteful dressing that aligns with their calling.
While she admits she may not be a fashion icon, Louisa says she prioritizes comfort and modesty in all her wardrobe choices.
