Onijah Robinson made a standout return to New York City this week after her recent trip to Pakistan, stepping out in an eye-catching street style ensemble.
Earlier this year, Robinson made headlines after it was revealed that she travelled to Pakistan to meet her online boyfriend, 19-year-old Nidal Ahmed Memon whose relationship with her ended due to his family's objection. She went viral for her spirited interactions with locals in Karachi and phrases like “respect to da law, respect for da law,” which quickly became popular online.
Now she has returned and confirmed that she plans to stay in New York. During a casual street interview, Onijah responded to questions about her current favourites and personal style.
She was spotted wearing a lilac Savage x Fenty tank top with matching leggings, layered under a duo chrome sequin cropped white jacket. Completing the look were what she claims are Chanel boots paired with Dior socks, and a purple headscarf tied neatly into a bow.
When asked what music she’s into at the moment, she responded, “My favourite song right now is Pakistani,” though she didn’t name a track. “Y’all will understand that later on,” she added, hinting at something still to come.
When asked if she prefers a partner with style or funds, she replied that she prefers a partner with a strong sense of style rather than wealth. “Funds always gon' come in,” she said.
She also shared a more relatable side when asked about her go-to meal. “Honestly, I’m always eating McDonald’s,” she admitted. As for her zodiac sign, she proudly stated, “Sagittarius.”
Social media users have continued reacting to her recent appearance. One user joked, “Looks like my sister got that 20k,” referencing Robinson's demand for "20k in cash upfront" from Pakistani authorities. Another said, “She’s giving Wendy Williams' lil sis,” while others commented, “She had to be a Sagittarius.” Some poked fun at her outfit details, pointing out the mix of Chanel boots with Dior socks.
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