SA men's fashion featuring actor Lemogang Tsipa and more
With street style heating up, these five stars have been making fashion statements.
Their fashion choices are unapologetic and impossible to ignore. Each look commands attention, not just for its daring edge but for the confidence with which its worn.
These are the kinds of looks that make you stop and stare, proving that style isn't just what you wear but how you own it.
Lemogang's balcony rebel in style
The black graphic T-shirt, slim-fit pants, black boots and a green beanie blends streetwear with a touch of flair.
The actor's career started when he graduated from AFDA in 2012 and worked his way through the industry. Previously speaking to us on his role on Shaka iLembe, he shared:
'For us, we try to make sure to be honest to the character and the way in which I approached it was in a reimagined way.'
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Thembinkosi Mthembu's standout ensemble
The actor rocks a crisp white tuxedo shirt, a red bowtie wrapped around the neck, black formal trousers, and a gold wristwatch.
On playing the role of Dingiswayo in Shaka iLembe, he shared:
'I got to tell a story of a man who might have been misunderstood.'
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BU Mthembu's luxury moving in silence
Rocking a sleek outfit featuring a fitted long-sleeve poloneck and tailored pants, paired with two-tone tassel loafers, a watch and a Louis Vuitton pouch. The look exudes luxury and precision.
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Kwenzo in all black
Dressed head-to toe in an all black ensemble, he exudes a commanding confidence that is impossible to ignore.
The look isn't loud but it speaks volumes.
READ MORE | Kwenzo Ngcobo on juggling multi TV roles – 'I try to create my own space'
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Bonko's street style
He commands attention with a quiet but powerful confidence.
Dressed in a white outfit, accessorised with layered chains and a contrasting cap, he embodies the perfect balance between rebellion and charisma.
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