Mzansi actors Kwenzo Ngcobo, Siphesihle Ndaba, and Mo Setumo bring the fashion game to Disney+ Quiz Night
Image: Supplied/Disney+
One thing about Disney+'s Quiz Night Challenge is they will bring out the fun side in even the most serious character.
In collaboration with Quiz Nights SA, Disney+ hosted a night of fun, hosted by the always-hilarious Mpho Popps.
The night featured a star-studded guest list, that included familiar faces like Lasizwe Dambuza, Bheki Ndamase, Zamani Mbatha and Mo Setumo.
One is allowed to go for a laid-back look when dressing up for a quiz night, but some effort should be put in, to show that one has stepped out of one's home for an event.
Media personality Lasizwe Dambuza with content creators Grace Mondlana and Bheki Ndamase at Disney+'s Quiz Night Challenge. Picture: Supplied/Disney+
Image: Supplied/Disney+
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South African content creator, Grace Mondlana dressed up in jeans and a black sweatshirt. The DStv Content Creator Awards Emerging Creator Award winner dressed as though she was headed out for one of her Woolworths stock-up runs for her TikTok videos.
The dress code was showstopper Disney-style, Mondlana was not the only one who was dressed for a different event than they attended former 7de Laan actress Nobuhle Mahlasela. Her funky leather jacket was the saving grace to the outfit from the striped t-shirt to the Fendi bucket hat, the look was visually overwhelming
Creator Dambuza opted to wear a grey suit forgetting that the quiz night was not a filming of his show 'Awkward Dates'.
Actor Mbatha must be traveling with outfits in his car because one minute he had on a cute leather crop jacket next thing some green shirt. Was it the winter chills that made him change? 'Skeem Saam' actor Mahlatse Moropo didn't let the winter chills deter him from slaying in his sheer black shirt.
Reality TV star Big Nandz ( Nande Ramncwana) at Disney+'s Quiz Night Challenge. Picture: Supplied/Disney+
Image: Supplied/Disney+
Nande Ramncwana from the reality show 'Bae Beyond Borders' channeled her inner Minnie Mouse but forgot to wear a bra. Now we, not policing anybody, but if you are going to wear a white vest remember people can see things.
Besides the fashion, the evening saw fierce but fun competition as guests battled it out to prove who knew it best, putting their Disney+ knowledge to the test across trivia rounds inspired by the platform's incredible range of entertainment.
Guests enjoyed an immersive Disney+ experience, complete with branded photo ops, themed décor, delicious food, interactive games, and so much more.
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