Valentine’s Day is all about the love, the romance, and, let’s be honest, looking cute through it all—from dinner dates to spontaneous make-outs in dimly lit corners. But we know how it goes. You leave the house looking like a goddess, and by dessert, your lipstick’s gone AWOL, and your foundation is clinging to dear life. So how do you create a flawless look that stays put through all the action? I’ve got you covered with these six hacks for makeup that won’t quit.
Groom fashion is taking centre stage in 2025, shedding the traditional mould and making way for bold self-expression. While timeless classics are still in the mix, grooms are embracing adventurous choices and statement looks that push boundaries. Paris Men’s Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2025 served as a masterclass in modern groom style, offering everything from playful detailing to fresh silhouettes that are perfect for the contemporary groom.
For Sabrina, music isn’t just a career—it’s a way of life. Born into a music-loving family in Cameroon, where melodies filled every corner of her home, it was almost inevitable that she would become a singer-songwriter and performer. In 2020, her professional journey took off when she signed with AFROBIT Productions, marking the beginning of what has already been an extraordinary career.
Taking Pretoria’s unique sound to the mainstream has become a top priority for Shoshanguve-born star Pabi Cooper. This mission has influenced the young artist so profoundly that her latest track, Pabi Jo, serves as a tribute to Pretoria’s distinct bacardi sound, skillfully blended with the global beats of amapiano. Like many of her previous hits, the song has taken the internet by storm, with the 23-year-old proudly calling it a ‘God-given’ track.
In the ever-evolving world of beauty, 2025 is all about Skinimalism—the trend that’s making us rethink our skincare and makeup routines. The vibe? Less is more. It’s all about simplifying, focusing on what works, and letting your natural glow do the talking.
This year, the red carpet came alive with unparalleled creativity and show-stopping fashion moments, cementing 2024 as a year to remember. From Tyla’s groundbreaking sand-inspired Balmain gown at the Met Gala to Toke Makinwa’s sculptural masterpiece at the Africa Magic Viewer’s Choice Awards (AMVCAs), African celebrities showcased a new era of bold, innovative, and deeply personal style. Whether celebrating heritage, embracing avant-garde silhouettes, or leaning into archival couture, these stars reminded us why the red carpet is the ultimate stage for fashion’s most theatrical expressions.
In an era where wristwatches have evolved from mere timekeeping devices to symbols of opulence and craftsmanship, a young Ghanaian horologer, Patrick Amofah, is leaving an indelible mark on the luxury watch market.
Since her formidable debut in the entertainment industry, Kim Jayde Robinson has been a force to be reckoned with—an icon who moves effortlessly between the worlds of fashion, media, and entrepreneurship. From working with global giants like Nike, Adidas, and Converse to collaborating with visionary South African designers such as Rich Mnisi, Thebe Magugu, and Nao Serati, Kim has carved out a lane entirely her own.
When it comes to balancing ambition with authenticity, Siphesihle Mhosho—better known as Sihlelesipho—is a masterclass. By day, she’s a CFA and Masters candidate working a 9-to-5, and by weekend, she’s an entrepreneur building her brand while creating content that radiates joy and relatability. Born and raised in the coastal town of Umkomaas, Siphesihle’s journey is a celebration of staying true to her roots while reaching for the stars.
Tinuke Eboka, a creative powerhouse rooted in her South African-Nigerian heritage, is reshaping the boundaries of art, culture, and fashion. From DJing to digital content creation and creative consultancy, her multidisciplinary portfolio speaks to a bold and innovative spirit. With a Bachelor’s in Business Management from the University of Cape Town and a Master’s in Fashion Marketing and Visual Communication from the prestigious Polimoda in Italy, Tinuke has refined her craft on a global scale. Her impressive credentials are further amplified by qualifications in fashion business, styling, and graphic design from esteemed institutions like HEC Paris, Conde Nast College in London, and Vega.