Odell Beckham, Jr. Debuts New Haircut & Unique Outfit For ESPY Awards

Odell Beckham Jr.
Odell Beckham, Jr. Debuts New Haircut & Unique Outfit For ESPY Awards
It looks like ODell Beckham, Jr. thought the 2019 ESPY Awards was the perfect time to debut a new look and a very interesting outfit. Beckham, who is never shy of stepping out of the box when it comes to his wardrobe, stepped out in a khaki vest that featured a large pouch.
Interestingly enough, while he wore a unique outfit, he toned it down with his hair, especially when compared to what he wore to the ESPYs last year.

Odell Beckham Jr. 2018 ESPYs
This year, he rocked a classic short, all-black haircut Wednesday night. He completed his look with a dangling earring. Still, he was compared to everything from D.W. from the kids series Arthur to a man who’s going fly fishing.

One fan said he also looked like he was at the dentist.

See more reactions below.

All the kids who have blonde hair looking at Odell at the ESPYs. https://t.co/Gm2XusYnWH
— Chill Phil ??????? (@_GDPhil_) July 11, 2019
Odell and this haircut?? Sir??? pic.twitter.com/TKTm9fIuPn
— ???? ? (@breonnarenaee) July 11, 2019
Odell Beckham with his new haircut pic.twitter.com/RKIqPp4UPy
— Tinera? (@tbarr15) July 11, 2019




What do you think about Odell’s new look and outfit?
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