“MODELS stride seamlessly down the Runway. Sneaking and cat walking, a language for elegance, flamboyance, and branding looming in the air.
FASHION LOVERS Get to Witness the Hottest, Newest and Exhilarating Fashion Trends to Grace the Shelves of Favourite Boutique Stores that influence the Local FASHION Scene. ” Said Nkosinathi Zwane, beaming with excitement and urgency when he was asked to describe KWA-THEMA FASHION WEEK.
“KWA-THEMA FASHION WEEK is a Career Highlight for Many Aspiring Designers and Models and it takes a team of Dedicated Stylists, Sponsors and Personnel to Create the Annual Fashion Spectacular and to make the Event worthy of its Stellar Reputation as a Showcase for Leading Local Design. Media Houses and Celebrity Guests Play a Pivotal Role on the upbringing of KTFW. ” He continued.
Kwa-Thema Fashion Week hosted Season 9 at Kwathema White city Shop Makenta on 24 November 2018. The theme was Elegance with a bit of class. The opening of the show models presented a play of :
*Depression
*Nyoape
They were raising awareness and highlighting the social ills affecting the community at large. It was a Marvel, the Audience was cheering, models wearing the pride of their brands and communicating what lies beyond the fabrics, zippers, and buttons.
The main sponsor was Markham who came with their branding and gave away 3 suits to best dressed in the shows. The Show was attended by 356 Fashion lovers, ranging from teenagers to pensioners. They all got to witness the latest fashion trends from designers across South Africa, a combination of Class and elegance.
The whole show was broken down into segments.
10 designers
60 models
10 photographers
1 markup artist
2 musicians
2 media house
Kwathema Fashion Week would love to thank each and everyone who attended the event.
Look out for season 10, which promises to be bigger and more impactful. You don’t want to miss out.
For more information please contact Nkosinathi Zwane on facebook.
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I would love to attend Season 10, how do I go about it?
A job well done to Nkosinathi
Please contact Nkosinathi on Facebook for more information
This is extraordinary, wow. Big up to Markham for showing interest in bettering other fashion designers’ craft. We need more sponsors like Markham. Now when I shop at Markham, I will shop knowing that there is something good that my money goes to rather than just a monopoly.
Congratulations Kwathema
Okay, I like this. Well done 👍🏿