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Almost 27 years of democracy, we still have prominent brands that haven’t transformed to reflect SA as a nation.

And this is indicative in last week’s announcement of the judging panel for the 2021 SA Fashion Week (SAFW) New Talent Search.

On January 27, SAFW announced that they are proud of the judging panellists for the 2021 SAFW New Talent Search. Unfortunately, like many South Africans, we are not impressed.

#SAFW is proud to announce the 2021 SAFW New Talent Search Judges.

Judging for the 2021 SA Fashion Week, New Talent Search took place on the 21st January, by the following seven industry leaders.#NewTalentSearch2021 pic.twitter.com/S7TYXlFGFZ

— SA Fashion Week (@safashionweek) January 27, 2021

Judging the 2021 SAFW New Talent Search are David West, Head of Design at Superbalist; Sahil Harilal, Sunday Times Fashion Editor and Sarah Proudfoot, who is the Truworths Womenswear Buying

STOCKHOLM, Feb. 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — Boozt, the leading Nordic fashion and lifestyle e-commerce tech company, makes the first move to integrate Live Video Shopping powered by Swedish mobile live streaming technology partner Bambuser at Stockholm Fashion Week 9 – 11 February.

As a strategic partner of Stockholm Fashion Week (SFW), Boozt is the first e-commerce retailer to hold a live video shopping event as part of the fashion week schedule.  The Boozt Watch & Shop will be a daily event featuring highlights from the SFW schedule, allowing users to engage in an interactive shopping experience in real-time within the video broadcast.

“We continue to invest in cutting-edge technology designed to elevate the shopping experience for our more than 2 million customers. By introducing the “Boozt Watch & Shop” live video shopping events we want to invite our community to connect with the fashion industry – engaging everyone around

Bella Hadid is chic in camel while Cara Delevingne goes for a 90s vibe as A-list models descend on Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week amid pandemic

By Joanna Crawley For Mailonline

Published: 08:27 EST, 26 January 2021 | Updated: 13:49 EST, 26 January 2021

There may be a global pandemic pausing day-to-day life across the globe, but that hasn’t stopped Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week.

The industry’s top models descended on the French capital on Tuesday to prepare to walk the designer catwalks, with Bella Hadid and Cara Delevingne seen emerging from their city hotel in chic ensembles.

Runway veteran Bella showed off her sense of style in head-to-toe camel, while fellow model Cara went for a more casual vibe.

Ready for the catwalk: There may be a global pandemic pausing day-to-day life but that hasn’t stopped Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week with Bella Hadid and Cara Delevingne spotted in

Once again, PFW men’s fashion was relegated to a virtual audience. The pandemic altered the men’s Spring 2021 fashion shows last summer to pivot to online presentations save for a few determined brands who showed live. In September and early October, the women’s Spring 2021 collections proceeded with a digital presence enhanced by a bevy of live shows in Paris shown to a local audience. At that moment, it looked like the worst of the Coronavirus was behind us. But as the men’s collections debuted this past week, the City of Lights, currently under strict curfew to abet further spread, is contemplating yet a third lockdown related to the raging second (or third?) wave of the highly transmissible virus.

Fashion designers are known to interpret the events, moods and habits of the world and