Bee Diamonhead is an inimitable force in South Africa in fashion, and her power goes beyond image-creation and...
Fashion
Our fashion section is a vibrant tapestry of sartorial enlightenment. Spotlighting the creativity of local brands and designers alongside insights from the fashion world on a global scale. Featuring interviews, new collections, runway news and everything in between; we weave together the threads of fashions expansive narrative from South Africa and beyond.
Curating Contemporary Amulets with Matter Of Fakt
The practice of making and wearing jewellery is as ancient as humanity; a universal act of adornment that binds...
Interlude Chapter 04 | The Stylists Shaping South Africa’s Fashion Landscape
“Fashion stylists are the masters of distinction; a person that constructs and reflects a certain way of life,...
SPRMRKT: Expanding Streetwear in South Africa
If you have been to The Stockroom Show, you will know SPRMRKT as the unofficial home for Stüssy and Palace in Cape...
Fashion as Experimental Play with Stylist Erin Simon
I think most people who choose a career in fashion knew it was meant for them from a young age - and although the...
Interlude Chapter 03 | A Beginner’s Guide to Digital Fashion
I have grown increasingly suspicious of our acceleration towards the ever-narrowing distance between ourselves and the...
Design Exists Everywhere with Selfi
Celeste Arendse creates clothing that delves into so many aspects of the human experience - least not the name of her...
Sindiso Khumalo for Vault by VANS X Sarah Andelman
Vans need little introduction - since 1966, they have consistently offered the world, and particularly skaters, the...
Onwards and Upwards with Xzavier Zulu
I have a certain reverence for designers and creators who invoke the act of upcycling into their practice - and so, in...
Broke: The Family That Continues to Ascend
The pandemic definitely warped time for me because it feels like years ago that I wrote a piece on Broke’s foray into...
The Stockroom Show Powered by Lemkus
The Exchange Building at St Georges Mall is nearly a century old - dating to around 1927, and although it is...
Virgil’s Abloh’s Perennial Legacy For Young Black Creativity
It’s weird – this think-piece feels overdue, yet not, all at the same time. Where does one even begin attempting to...
