A daily cleanser, a nighttime mask, or even a bit of tinted moisturiser can enhance the appearance of your skin. With that said, committing to and following a skin care regimen is the secret to feeling fresh-faced and fabulous. Just like we change our wardrobes, diets, and routines to reflect the arrival of springtime, skin care is no exception. While there is no need to radically overhaul your skincare routine, there are a few tweaks and tricks you can implement to help your skin look its best as you transition from one season to another. If you’re looking to purchase new skin care products on a budget – Dischem’s Beauty Fair’s got you!
Not many makeup trends stand the test of time, but as the years go by, grunge has continued to connect with younger generations, most likely for its timeless ease and anti-conformist history. Maybe it’s the Wednesday Addams effect, maybe it’s the overarching sense of rebellion propelled by oppressive legislation or maybe it’s more proof that a beauty trend only becomes truly iconic once it’s been around the block. Whatever it is, one thing is certain – grunge makeup is back with a bang!
Social media was abuzz when digital creator and fashion entrepreneur Vongai Mapho announced the launch of her online clothing store, Dream Apparel. Its ultimate launch lived up to the hype and met the great expectations of Mzansi’s fashionistas. Since its formidable debut in the e-commerce fashion market, Vongai Mapho’s Dream Apparel has delivered countless voguish fashion ensembles to atelier enthusiasts across the country. From timeless pieces such as classic trench coats to modish loungewear, Dream Apparel is thee fashion hub.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year: Women’s Month! This month is a reminder to celebrate women’s milestones and their extraordinary roles in all spheres of society. To commemorate Women’s Day on August 9, we’re showing support to entrepreneurial women by putting our money where our mouths are (literally!), and highlighting some incredible women-owned beauty brands.
Let’s face it, it’s Barbie’s world and we’re all just living in it. With all the hype surrounding the highly anticipated live-action premiere of the “Barbie” movie, Barbiecore aesthetics have been trending in a massive way. From all-pink fashion staples and accessories to pink wine, scented candles, and makeup, there is a perfectly pink item to suit every Barbiecore enthusiast’s taste.
Digital entrepreneur and fashion enthusiast Lerato Kgamanyane has mastered the intricate art of sophisticated dressing. From sleek silhouettes to timeless high fashion accessories, the trendsetter has the perfect formula for showcasing a balance between class and style.
It’s been a while since leather fashion staples were reserved for guitar-slinging rock stars. With a range of styles from leggings to wide-leg trousers, leather brings a polished edge to any look. Stars such as Bonang Matheba, Moozlie, and Chlöe are gravitating to the leather trend & nailing it in a slew of ultra-modern outfits.
Monochromatic ensembles and pieces with sleek clean lines feature prominently in chic fashion collections. Exuding power and innate sense of fashion, chic fashion often entails black, white, and neutrals clothing while saving colour for a bold statement accessory such as an alligator skin purse or a bright red lipstick. A little black dress is always a staple, as is a little white dress.
The rise of sustainable fashion is a positive development that reflects a growing awareness of the environmental and social impacts of the fashion industry. No one understands this better than Capetonian fashion designer, Cyla Gonsolves. Since launching her luxury resort and knitwear womenswear brand in 2017 after being a contestant in the reality series, The Intern by David Tlale…
It’s not a secret that the Y2K fashion and beauty aesthetic is back by popular demand. Thanks to celebrities such as Bella Hadid and Gen Z’s full-blown obsession with the aesthetic on Tik Tok, fashion is heading back to the early 2000s. However, with the nostalgic shift toward super low-rise jeans, butterfly clips, and thin eyebrows has come the more sinister notion that certain body types – and even specific body parts can also come in and out of style. Yes, we’re talking about the apparent rise and fall of BBL (Brazilian Butt Lift) fashion.
