On the 17th and 18th of March, the Buy Local Summit & Expo, offered a powerful platform to showcase the creativity and innovation of South Africa’s homegrown businesses. Designers, artisans, and industry leaders gathered under one roof, not only to showcase their work but to reaffirm a shared vision; that local is not a limitation, but a launchpad.

This fifth edition of the competition, organized by Proudly South African in partnership with African Bank and the Fibre Processing and Manufacturing Sector Education and Training Authority (FP&M SETA), drew an eclectic crowd of political heavyweights, entrepreneurs, industry leaders, fashionistas, media personalities, and influencers, all donning their most striking local designs.

The Local Fashion Police recently announced the winners of the South African Fashion Police awards on the November 3 2025 in partnership with African Bank and Fibre Processing and Manufacturing Sector Education and Training Authority(FP&M SETA).This years winners are the ultimate fashion lovers, from thousands of submissions, these seven finalists have proven that fashion is the future. The first winner, Charlene Kallis wore Stephen Van Eeden, highlighting the beauty of desig

Known for its mix of traditional fabrics, modern silhouettes, and sustainable practices, the label continues to grow its reputation for innovation and authenticity.