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The inaugural Daniel Wellington Café, a first of its kind for the contemporary Scandinavian jewellery brand in South Africa, was held at Alfred Square at the V&A Waterfront for a sensorial experience that captured the essence of refined elegance and modern minimalism. This follows successful launches in Sydney (13–16 August 2025) and Paris (10–11 October 2025) respectively.
When Liz Letsoalo started Masodi Organics in August 2018, she was stepping into a beauty industry at a crossroads. At the time, black women across South Africa were raising their voices, demanding premium products with rich, thoughtful ingredients and imagery that uplifted them. The shelves in retail stores told a different story, dominated by products that pushed relaxers and sidelined natural black hair.
Few brands capture the harmony between luxury and intention quite like Woolies Beauty. Known for its clean formulations, ethical sourcing, and modern approach to self-care, Woolworths Beauty has become synonymous with refined simplicity — and this year’s Summer Escape event was a reflection of just that.
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.
Woolworths Beauty’s Summer Escape returned to Summer Place, Hyde Park – bigger, bolder, and more talked about than ever before. What began as a first-of-its-kind beauty lifestyle event last year, has evolved into a viral, pop culture moment.
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.
Long before Cici became a household name with hits like Hamba, Ndidinge, and her latest chart-topper Amen featuring Naledi Aphiwe, her journey in music was a relentless pursuit. Every step was driven by determination, countless sacrifices, and a deep belief that music was where she truly belonged.
Frosted lids, glassy lips, and sculpted cheeks — the 2000s are back, and this time they’ve brought refinement with their nostalgia. What was once seen as the era of glitter overload and butterfly clips has returned as fashion and beauty’s most powerful muse. The Y2K revival has made its way from the runway to the real world, merging shimmer with polish, and boldness with restraint.
More champagne, s’il vous plaît! With a legacy spanning centuriesand a name synonymous with the world’s most iconic celebrations, Moët & Chandon returns this October to lead a dazzling array of Champagne Day experiences across Africa and the Middle East, turning each toast into a tribute to craft, heritage, and joie de vivre.