There are events you hear about, and then there are events you plan your summer around.  Made in Mykonos Cape Town is firmly the second. On Monday, 29 December 2025, Made in Mykonos returns to Grand Africa Café &Beach, and if past years are  anything to go by, this will be the one everyone talks about […]

When Bonang Matheba tweeted, she wasn’t just imagining outfits, she was envisioning an ecosystem. Her post was a reminder that South African fashion doesn’t need to sit on the sidelines. It can — and should — be part of the national conversation: on the field, on the runway, and in the culture. The Vision: Fashion

When South Africa’s Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture met with SHEIN, the global fast-fashion giant known for mass-producing trends at lightning speed, the internet had questions, and the creative industry had outrage. For many local designers, it felt like déjà vu: yet another moment where government leaders choose global corporations over local creatives. But

In the heart of Sandton, tucked near a quiet river where the hum of the city softens into stillness, a select circle of South Africa’s fashion insiders gathered for an afternoon that was equal parts indulgence and insight. The Fashion Circle’s Fashion Feast Brunch, sponsored by Crosse & Blackwell Mayonnaise, wasn’t your typical networking affair. It was

In a world where trends come and go, some fashion pieces stand out for their timelessness. The MAXHOSA Shawls are one such piece, an investment in cultural luxury, versatility, and personal style. Esteemed for their elegance, craftsmanship, and adaptability, the shawl embodies the essence of African luxury while remaining versatile enough to elevate any wardrobe.

Netflix promised an evening of allure, intrigue, and cinematic drama for the Season 2 premiere of Fatal Seduction and the red carpet delivered…but not in the way one would expect. The guests received a style guide so they could channel the mood of the show. “Think: Siren X, The Velvet Butcher, La Diabla, Thulani in