All eyes were on Nomalanga Shozi at the Miss South Africa 2025 finale, and she did not disappoint. The celebrated actress, TV and radio host led the glamorous affair with confidence, charisma and timeless grace at the SunBet Arena in Pretoria on Saturday, 25 October.
AMIRI is debuting its first-ever Womenswear Pop-Up at Sandton City, marking the brand’s exclusive introduction of the Women’s Autumn-Winter 2025 Collection to the African continent.
With Merapelo ya Bashimane ba Kalahari Desert, Seditsi Collection steps boldly into the world of menswear — and what a debut it is. This Spring/Summer 2025 capsule by Lesedi Baakwalanya, Founder and Head Designer at Seditsi Collection, and Romley Lishiba, the brand’s Creative Director, feels like a prayer stitched in fabric — poetic, grounded and distinctly African.
In a landscape crowded with fast fashion labels and global giants, Afrikanswiss MuNtu Jeanes stands apart—not just as a denim brand, but as a storyteller. Founded and led by Thato Matabane, Afrikanswiss has grown from humble beginnings into a premium lifestyle label that reclaims African heritage through high-quality denim. 
It’s here! The much-anticipated Foschini x Rich Mnisi collection has officially arrived in stores and online. Marking a historic moment in South African fashion, the collaboration celebrates 100 years of Foschini dressing generations of women and 10 years of Rich Mnisi redefining contemporary African design. This limited-edition capsule honours the women who have shaped both brands — making Rich Mnisi’s signature luxury pieces more accessible than ever before.
In the ever-evolving landscape of South African fashion, Michael Ludwig Studiooccupies a rarefied space—one of introspection, precision and quiet rebellion. Based in Cape Town, the label navigates the intersection of psychology, purpose and form—designing demi-couture garments that resist categories, inviting wearers to create their own definitions.
In the textured world of South African streetwear, many brands chase trends. Anatomy ZA stops, breathes—and asks a bigger question: What is the purpose of clothing beyond aesthetics? Emerging through this kind of introspection, Anatomy is redefining what it means to wear identity, to create with awareness, and to build community.
For Londeka Buthelezi-Ndaba, fashion is never merely fabric. It’s memory, identity, and above all, a bridge between yesterday and tomorrow. Since founding Malondié (sometimes spelled with the accent: Malondie / Malondié) in around 2015, she has transformed what began in small beginnings into a luxurious womenswear label that champions inclusion, culture, and bold expression. 
There are designers whose work you don’t just see—you feel it. Paolo Sisiano is one of them. At the intersection of movement, romance, and sartorial artistry lies his brand, Sisiano Official—a Nigerian label that designs not simply for the body, but for the space around it. Since its founding in 2013, Sisiano has been crafting garments that move like water, breathe like wind, and whisper poetry in their swish.
Christian Louboutin has always had a flair for the unexpected, but his latest move feels like a true generational shift. The French designer has named Jaden Smith as the house’s first-ever Men’s Creative Director, a role that sees the actor, musician and style icon relocate to Paris ahead of his debut collection in January.