Designer Anifa Mvuemba has announced that her celebrated womenswear label Hanifa will pause production indefinitely. The news was first reported in a recent conversation with The Cut, where Mvuemba opened up about the decision and what it means for her personally and professionally.
As the new year kicks off, GALXBOY sets the tone for what’s ahead for the brand by redefining fashion, culture, and innovation with the debut of its first-ever sneaker line: the GBX 012 Trainer and GBX 012 Runner.
From making history as the first-ever East African act to be nominated for the BET Awards to waving the flag of youth empowerment, Tanzanian singer-songwriter, multi-instrument master, and youth activist Abigail Chams owns who she is and what she does while keeping things chic and making her mark with her aesthetic. The star talked about her love for her favourite…
If the Autumn/Winter 2026 runways in New York, Milan and London confirmed anything, it’s this: beauty is emotional again. There’s movement, mood and a quiet rebellion against overly filtered perfection. From gothic lips to barely-there skin, the season delivered looks that feel directional but still wearable. Here are seven beauty trends spotted on the runways that you can genuinely try if you want to stay ahead of the curve.
The Met Gala 2026 is getting crafty with its theme.
The annual fundraising gala, hosted by Anna Wintour, has announced that the dress code for this year’s “Costume Art” party will be “Fashion Is Art.” The theme, previously confirmed as “Costume Art,” now finds its visual language, inviting guests to quite literally treat fashion as a gallery moment.
From indigenous botanicals to clinic-grade formulations, these homegrown brands are proving that South African skincare is as effective as it is celebrated.
South African beauty consumers are no longer treating local skincare as a backup option. What was once overshadowed by international prestige has steadily grown into a confident industry of its own, with homegrown brands offering formulas that feel relevant, considered, and rooted in the realities of local skin.
Inspired by Zanzibar and crafted in Johannesburg, the latest capsule invites wearers to dress with intention, presence and care.
In the fast pace world of fashion that normally rewards speed, excess and instant gratification, South African-based fashion brand Neimil is choosing something quieter in their latest collection – Pole Pole. Something softer. Something slower.
Valentine’s Day may be circled on the calendar as just one day, but let’s be honest, February has a way of stretching the romance. Between Galentine’s dinners, date nights, solo self-love moments, and those last-minute “just one drink” plans, there’s no shortage of excuses to lean into a little extra glam. And what better way to do it than with makeup that feels playful, confident, and very on theme?
Valentine’s Day has never been about doing the most — it’s about choosing well. The kind of gifting that feels considered, intimate, and quietly indulgent. This year, Previdar turns its attention to local luxury, spotlighting South African brands that understand craftsmanship, beauty, fashion, and the art of experience.
While the gowns and silhouettes were unforgettable on their own, it was the hair and make-up at the 2026 Grammy Awards that revealed the true beauty trends of the season. From gravity-defying ponytails to soft waves and statement eyes, these are the red-carpet beauty moments that defined music’s biggest night.