Yodit Tewolde, a judge on the TV show “Hot Bench,” is a fashion enthusiast who has made a name for herself in the courtroom and on the red carpet. As a lawyer and judge, she has learned to dress with intention and precision, favoring minimalist labels such as Fear of God, Maison Margiela, and Dries Van Noten. Her style is influenced by her Eritrean heritage and her mother’s emphasis on “less is more.” Tewolde has evolved her style over the years, and now, she’s open to embracing color and experimentation, citing inspiration from artists like Naomi Ade, Ryan Destiny, and Zendaya. She believes that dressing comfortably is key, saying, “You have to be comfortable. Other than my shoes, I’m pretty comfortable in everything that I wear because I feel like the best shoes hurt.” Tewolde’s fashion philosophy is all about self-expression and confidence, which serves her well in her role as a judge and on TV.
