The Louis Vuitton Fall 2026 Men’s Capsule Collection portrays Ivy League style in the context of the global contemporary dandy. Released in September 2025 as a precursor to Spring-Summer 2026, the trans-seasonal proposal draws on the cross-Atlantic exchange central to classic collegiate dressing and reflects it in the intercultural philosophies of Men’s Creative Director Pharrell Williams.
This Women’s Month, award-winning fashion house Imprint South Africa partners with the advocacy organisation Women for Change to present its most urgent and emotional campaign to date: Women for Change.
H&M South Africa is celebrating every curve in its latestCurvy Fit Denim campaign, shot locally and featuring popularSouth African content creators Kamohelo Muso, Paula Beeand Unalo Mzize.
Every year, GLAMOUR’s Most Glamorous Awards celebrate the women rewriting the rules of style in South Africa. These are not just trend followers or red carpet regulars, they’re the pioneers, risk-takers, and fashion storytellers using clothes as a canvas for identity, culture, and confidence. Whether it’s bold minimalism or maximalist flair, their style is never accidental. It’s intentional, authentic, and impossible to ignore.
In the dim light of the theatre, where stories are spun from silence and dreams are stitched between shadows, a figure emerges — not merely a model, not merely an actor, but The Performer.
The Louis Vuitton Spring-Summer 2026 Men’s Collection illuminates the influence of modern Indian sartorialism on the global contemporary wardrobe, and reflects it in the dandyism at the core of the Studio Homme. Framed by a scenographicdialogue with Studio Mumbai – the architectural visionaries fusing Indian tradition and modernity – the proposal is infused with the sensory environments of India. The impressions inspire Men’s Creative Director Pharrell Williams to reflect on the multi-faceted sensibilities of present-day Indian sartorialism: cloths, cuts, colours and craftsmanship conditioned by a connection to city, nature and the vitality of the sun. The mind-expanding instinct of Louis Vuitton – a house of travel – activates the notion of a worldwide community connected by an appreciation for the discernment, savoir-faire and exploration at the heart of Louis Vuitton.
There’s a quiet power in knowing who you are and an even louder one in declaring it. For Johannesburg-born artist KLA (pronounced “Kayla”), her new single In My Way is more than just a return to music; it’s a bold reintroduction. Blending pop, R&B, soul, and African rhythms, the singer-songwriter brings emotional honesty, commanding presence, and a modern edge to everything she touches.
In the golden embrace of sunlight, she emerges as a luminous muse — an embodiment of adventure and the eternal quest for meaning.
She’s the comic powerhouse who turns everyday life into viral, laugh-out-loud moments but Anita Asuoha, better known as Real Warri Pikin, is much more than her jokes. The Nigerian comedian, actor, mother, and mental health advocate has become a household name across the continent, known not just for her humour but for her heart.
This Pride Month, South African couple Lue and Rue are showing the continent what it means to love out loud, even in the face of criminalisation. Partnering with LGBTQIA+ human rights organisation Triangle Project, the couple travelled to Ghana to launch a visual protest through the “Show Ghana Love” campaign. Their mission was simple but radical: to love, visibly and unapologetically, in spaces where queer intimacy is still considered a crime.