In this conversation, I sit down with Ditiro Mashigo, an artist and also a fashion and textile designer whose work moves fluidly between fibre, form and faith. We speak about building cultural capital, the discipline of luxury, and how South African artists create value that endures beyond visibility. Rooted in lineage and intention, her practice offers a powerful reflection on art, authorship and legacy.
From Chanel to Thebe Magugu and Tongoro, let's explore why fashion brands that invest in African art, craft, supply chain and cultural infrastructure compound authenticity and long-term brand equity.
Image Courtesy: GoReal Studios Jill Snijman is the Marketing Manager of French luxury beauty brand Lancôme, having joined L'Oréal South Africa in 2021. With over 16 years’ experience in marketing management, she is passionate about people development and leading happy high-performance teams to deliver real business results. She’s a mom of three who is passionate about …
Photo: Breakfast at Tiffany's Trailer - Wikipedia Diamonds for breakfast in true Holly Golightly style are now possible with the rise of the luxury designer cafés worldwide. Luxury brands have identified the need to diversify their brand building and experiential marketing activities by investing in the hospitality industry and partnering with Michelin-starred chefs in the launching …
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Critically acclaimed South African interdisciplinary artist, designer, and fashion practitioner Lesiba Mabitsela is a changemaker who has received recognition for his contribution to the documentation of sustainable practices in art and design. As a multi-skilled visual artist, he incorporates costume, video, photography, and performance into his work, using his background in fashion design to explore …
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