Suzaan Heyns A/W2011

I can not believe that i did not blog on Suzaan Heyns's show at the the JFW, well it might be late, but to those who did not get a review yet here is a snippet  of the show.

A rather dramatic opening it was,however  will not go in to details, the collection was inspired by the human form and it's anatomy with very fine details, from stitching to the layering .Both female and menswear were featured warm colour palettes.

Here are some of my favs.

 Suzaan Heyns photographed by Simon Deiner 

David Tlale's A/W2011

There has been lot of anticipation and hype around David Tlale's show.The show gave a somewhat dramatic close to the Joburg fashion week at the Nelson Mandela Bridge, some called it the grand night of bliss.

the collection featured 92 garments, which featured hats, body-suites, chiffon flowing dresses with rather safe colours with most being red,black and white. each of the garments was said to be celebrating a day in the life of Utata Nelson Mandela. I watched as the unfolded on twitter, (where some got really aggressive, because yet again the show was somewhat odd two hours late, i watched with amazement as everyone's tweets drew down to " it better be worth the wait". the question is was it? i certainly think not,i feel the collection was rather safe and NOTHING was extraordinary but here are some of my favorites.

Oh! Where the garmets really 92? 

Joburg Fashion Week

It has certainly been days since my last post and I would like to apologize to all my readers and followers, I was caught up in the mist of the festive season and the new academic year and didn't have time for new posts, however all that has past now and I'm all geared up and ready for action.

The Joburg Fashion Week has been latest news on the South African fashion calender, the prestigous event took place between the 15-19 of february in jozi, where South african design heavyweights diplayed their Autumn/winter 2011 range.

Join me as i look back at some of your favorite show from the JFW2011 in week to come.