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FASHION FORWARD

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FABULOUS fashion, live music and the flash of cameras were all in play at the Front Row event hosted at Vodacom World in Midrand, Johannesbu­rg.

Local fashion designer GERT-JOHAN COETZEE was on hand to showcase his latest Spring/Summer ’22 collection in collaborat­ion with Samsung and Vodacom, showing off an array of flowing fabrics, bright colours, sparkles and his signature styled beading.

Gert explains how he took inspiratio­n for his collection from the sunflower.

“In this collection I used the rich symbolism behind the sunflower against the African sunset to emphasize the importance of always following the sun in pursuit of great horizons,” he says of the collection. He’s also reworked his logo to include two elephants, which represent strength and warmth.

The show was hosted by MiCasa frontman J’Something, who kept the crowd entertaine­d, while DJ Lerato Kganyago took to the decks to get the party started. With the world opening up again and event season in full swing, some familiar faces in the industry made a fashionabl­e entry at the event, which was dubbed a fashion-meets-music and tech affair.

 ?? ?? MiCasa’s J’SOMETHING was MC and performed at the event too.
Singer and media personalit­y LEANNE DLAMINI nailed the “summer with a splash of red” dress code.
MiCasa’s J’SOMETHING was MC and performed at the event too. Singer and media personalit­y LEANNE DLAMINI nailed the “summer with a splash of red” dress code.
 ?? ?? GERT-JOHAN COETZEE showcased his latest collection and new logo, which symbolises strength and warmth.
GERT-JOHAN COETZEE showcased his latest collection and new logo, which symbolises strength and warmth.
 ?? ?? The Spring/Summer collection, with its bright and bold colours, was inspired by the sunflower.
The Spring/Summer collection, with its bright and bold colours, was inspired by the sunflower.
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 ?? ?? LERATO KGANYAGO took to the decks and kept guests entertaine­d.
LERATO KGANYAGO took to the decks and kept guests entertaine­d.

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