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If you have not seen the Creative Recreation sneaker campaign and stand at SA Fashion week – go right now – I think the brilliant minds behind Tiltt are reinventing the sneaker South African style….I for one want to know more….
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Abigail Betz, South Africa’s own Vera Wang, the go-to girl for pretty dresses, has produced yet another gorgeous range that won’t redefine fashion but will probably fly off the shelves of her brand new flagship store. Watch the video and see if you can pick something for your next matric dance, wedding, or posh garden party.
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Kluk CGDT tapped into every girls dream of being swept of her feet with their frou frou Spring/Summer collection. Models sashayed down the catwalk in dresses fit for a princess to the sounds of Snow White’s prematurely lovesick refrain, One Day My Prince Will Come.
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Pics by Eddie Mtsweni.
The Times photographer Moeketsi Moticoe had an all-access pass to Sanlam SA Fashion week. He was there when the curtains went up and when they came down snapping all the action as it happened on and behind the scenes. Watch the slideshow here. RM
Watch scantily models strut down the runway in the latest creations by local lingerie makers Ruby, and the less revealing but equally sexy new line from sister design duo, Two.
Don’t be caught in the front row at fashion week without fabulous footwear says fashion fundi Dion Chang. And, whatever you do, don’t smile! Watch this clip for more handy tips. RM
Watch the video courtesy of Jason von Berg, which includes commentary from Elle editor Jackie Burger.
Let’s hope some of the stuff gets put into production at Mr Price.
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It’s your guess which is which. (Pic by Thys Dullaart)
After Elle New Talent those leaving the Sandton Convention Center were treated to a happening staged by performance artist Anthea Moys, who circled the street outside on horseback accompanied by a police escort.
According to Michael Smith’s profile of Moys for Artthrob, she shows “considerable interest in dismantling conventions of behaviour in public spaces, and also reveals an acute awareness of how humour and play can deflate the seriousness of politically-charged social space.”
It certainly made me laugh.
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Pics by Eddie Mtsweni.
