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.
Founded in Cape Town in 2016 by creative visionary Robyn Keyser, later joined by Tanya Slater in 2019, Artclub and Friends has forged an identity as more than just a label, it’s a community built around artistic integrity, sustainability, and intentional design.
In the heart of Johannesburg’s electric energy, a bold new fashion voice is emerging—Ntwana, the brainchild of friends-turned-designers Mikhail Brown and Mmiso Luphondo. With its debut Episode collection, Ntwana challenges conventional luxury by intertwining raw emotion, psychological depths, and unapologetic South African grit.
South Africa’s SIXX6, the trailblazing ready‑to‑wear label founded by Mimangaliso Ndiko in 2022, is turning heads with its visionary fusion of ancestral aesthetics and modern sensibilities . Inspired by the concept of fashion as a “sixth sense,” Ndiko reimagines garments as sensory experiences, weaving together scent, touch, sight, sound, and presence into every design.
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.
Renowned South African designer to the mega stars and global icons, Gert-Johan Coetzee, has once again redefined red carpet brilliance, this time by creating a custom couture marvel for lead actress Nomzamo Mbatha, for the highly anticipated premiere of Shaka iLembe Season 2.
Burgundy is having more than just a moment. Once reserved for autumnal palettes and formalwear, the deep red shade, also called maroon, oxblood, port or wine has stepped confidently into the spotlight as fashion’s newest neutral. From the runways of London Fashion Week to the wardrobes of trendsetters like Lisa Madibe, burgundy is leading a style renaissance rooted in bold elegance.
Ten years ago, Mzukisi Mbane introduced a new voice in fashion. Bold, rooted and unapologetically African, IMPRINT arrived with a message — that fashion could honour memory while shaping the future. Now, to mark a decade of storytelling through design, the brand returns with its anniversary collection, Ndibuyile – Our Roots Revisited.