The SA Fashion Week exhibits a variety of regional designs.

The SA Fashion Week exhibits a variety of regional designs.

The dynamic and vivacious South African Fashion Week featured numerous designers and spectators who exhibited the variety and vitality of the regional fashion scene.

Attendees, as expected, went above and above in terms of design and creativity, donning stunning outfits that showed the vibrancy and diversity of the country’s indigenous fashion culture.

Since October 21, the runway presentations have been held in the Mall of Africa, presenting three days of breathtaking exhibitions for both domestic and foreign fashion enthusiasts.

Cruz party began with a grand, star-studded affair that was a dazzling display of glitz and set the mood for the eagerly awaited spectacle.

Celebrities like Blue Mbombo, Nina Hastie, Gigi Lamayne, Chris Jaftha, Ponahalo Mojapelo, Penny Lebyane, Abigail Visagie, Kyle Clark, Rosemary Zimu, Shamiso Mosaka, Yaya Mavundla, Naliyani Uma, Langa Mavuso, Kuhle Adams, and Kim Jayde brought their best to the red carpet, making it a fashion-forward event.

The stunning Tshegofatso Manche, Londie London, Nicole Capper, Angel Pather, Lynn Forbes, and other of the amazing “Real Housewives of Johannesburg” cast were among the reality TV stars.

This past weekend at South Africa Fashion Week, House of Rubicon showed off their most recent collection while delving deeper into their rich heritage.

With its latest collection, Mapungubwe Militaire, Rubicon celebrated its 21st anniversary as a fashion institution and cultural cornerstone by drawing inspiration from the military’s crucial role in protecting the ancient Mapungubwe kingdom. The collection was a powerful tribute to the enduring spirit of South Africa.

Rubicon’s founder and head designer, Hangwani Nengovhela, introduced the Mapungubwe Militaire collection and said: “We’ve embraced the classic elegance of a monochromatic black and white colour scheme as a disrupter to the traditional army green. Our monochromatic colours symbolise the timeless allure of the military tradition and remind us of the indomitable spirit of the nation.”

The A/W ’24 collection also embodied the military’s unwavering truth and purity of purpose throughout history.

With functional pockets, double-breasted designs, structured silhouettes, combat wear and tactical accessories, the Mapungubwe Militaire line marries the ethereal and the practical.