Sa Fashion Week
latest news & developmentsHow Thatiso Dube built and then rebuilt Galxboy
Galxboy’s rise from Pretoria’s pavements to national runways is a masterclass in reinvention
Gert-Johan Coetzee: The return of the self
The designer’s The Arrival opens South Africa Fashion Week, proving that fashion can be both a mirror and a vessel
The naked truth: Shaldon Kopman and the gentle revolution of African fashion
A soulful journey into Shaldon Kopman’s Naked Ape, where African fashion meets heritage, sustainability and self-expression
Thabo Makhetha-Kwinana: Clothes for the bold and brave
Award-winning fashion designer blends heritage and luxury to redefine African couture on the global stage
Objects of Desire: Be the main character
What does it take to be the main character in 2023?
Here’s what to look forward to at South African Fashion Week’s Autumn/Winter 23 season
The event is happening right now at the Mall of Africa in Midrand
Design Foundation Awards support local design industry
This year Bonolo Chepape was presented with the Future Found Award after founding her brand with only R2500
SA fashion industry’s fragments
Local designers have a tough path to navigate to market and sell their clothing lines.
Going out of business is coming into fashion
The fashion industry is under assault from the arrival of foreign brands such as TopShop and Cotton On – not to mention the South African government.
SA Fashion Week is all autumn and etiquette
Johannesburg’s fashion lovers filled up Rosebank’s Crowne Plaza to catch a glimpse of next year’s autumn and winter trends.
Skorzch: Giving suits life and soul
Designer Zano Sithetho, of the label Skorzch, has been changing the face of menswear in SA since his bright designs hit the runway two years ago.
SA Fashion Week: Runway rules steal the show
If warnings to avoid having big hair or stealing goodies are anything to go by, it may be our Wintour of discontent.
M&G Newsroom: April 15 2013
The news that had everyone talking: all about Cardinal Wilfred Napier’s homophobic comments, the best and worst from SA Fashion Week and more.
SA Fashion Week: Chaotic start doesn’t mar the beauty
A few hiccups at the beginning of SA Fashion Week did little to interrupt the three-day showcase of the country’s brightest designers.
The catwalk’s a haute tin roof
Lucilla Booyzen believes fashion goes much deeper than design, and is keeping the business of style on its toes.