From charming us in Netflix’s Seriously Single to leaving audiences breathless in A Wesley South African Christmas and the How to Ruin Love franchise, Bohang Moeko is no stranger to our screens—or our hearts. Whether he’s starring in high-stakes thrillers or feel-good romcoms, the actor’s mix of grounded vulnerability and leading man charm has made him a fan favourite at home and abroad.
Post-Imperial isn’t just a brand—it’s a cultural cipher, decoding diasporic memory, artisan-led innovation, and textile alchemy through the lens of modern menswear. Founded by Nigerian designer Niyi Okuboyejo in 2012, the label has carved out a singular space at the intersection of fashion, mythology, and resistance. While many brands fixate on seasonal storytelling, Post-Imperial pivots to something richer: a collective mythos shaped by material, place, and people.
With its velvet ropes, glinting glasses, and impeccably dressed crowd, the Hyde Park Forum was the very picture of elegance on the opening night of South African Fashion Week. But this year, opulence whispered rather than shouted. Hosted by CRUZ Vodka, the evening’s moodboard was unmistakably chic: “quiet luxury” – and guests rose to the occasion in sartorial symphonies of subtlety and refinement.
In a fashion landscape where flash often overshadows function, Johannesburg-based brand BOYDE emerges as a masterclass in restraint and purpose. Established in 2017 by visionary creative Samkelo Boyde Xaba, the contemporary African luxury label reimagines fashion through a lens of intentional design, slow production, and cultural reflection.
Growing up in a family of artists, Federico Ancillai was never far from the magic of storytelling. Although acting wasn’t his first love, early exposure to the sets of Hollywood films eventually drew him in. A professional soccer player until the age of 20, a career-halting injury turned out to be the twist in his own plot-line—one that led him straight to the stage. By 21, he had immersed himself in the world of acting, finding his footing in theatre, TV, and cinema across Italy.
On Wednesday night, H&M united talent from across the music and fashion industry for a special celebration in LA. Billed as a one-off festival, the evening featured performances from Doechii, Robyn, Jamie xx, PinkPantheress, SAILORR, amongst others. South African acts Uncle Waffles, Scorpion Kings and Major League DJz also took to the stage with dynamic Amapiano DJ sets.
Cradled in the gold-laced earth of Johannesburg, among the echoes of ancient bones and the beginnings of humankind, VIVIERS is quietly redefining what it means to be a modern fashion house. Founded by Lezanne Viviers in 2019, the brand occupies a distinct position in the local and global fashion landscape—fusing slow, Earth-conscious craft with bold, conceptual design.
The modern IT girl is all about confidence, effortless chic, and making a statement with minimal effort. Her wardrobe is a mix of versatile, high-quality pieces that seamlessly fit into her busy lifestyle. She seeks products that not only serve a practical purpose but also elevate her daily routine—whether she’s at the gym, running errands, or heading out for the night.
Carrol Boyes is expanding its legacy of artistry and design with the launch of the Carolyn Boyes Handbag Collection—a stunning fusion of heritage and contemporary craftsmanship. Designed by Carolyn Boyes, affectionately known as Caro, this collection reinterprets the brand’s signature aesthetic through a fresh, modern perspective.
Bontle Smith’s career journey is a testament to the magic that unfolds when you take a chance on yourself, trust your instincts and step boldly into your calling. This same fearlessness led her to the spotlight on MTV’s Inside Life—City Girls Are Up, where she reintroduced herself to fans, offering a deeper glimpse into her world beyond the polished image we’ve come to know.