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🇿🇼 Published: 13 February 2026
📘 Source: The Sowetan

The biggest style trends on this year’sSonared carpet included beaded pearls, sci-fi-inspired memes, bridal whites, power dressing and fashion activism. Local designers Siphosihle Masango, Mzukisi Mbane, Ryan Keys and Ole Ledimo were the go-to designers showcasing African luxury, great craftsmanship and how to rock power dressing. Here are some highlights: We spy sci-fi!

Is it a spaceship? Is it an extra from the upcomingDune: Part Three?Swarts’s meme-worthy fashion choice which included a futuristic sky-high pearl beaded neck detail was created by Siphosihle Masango. Sporting an elegant chignon, the ANC first deputy secretary-general donned a turtleneck beaded gown with long feathered sleeves and a dramatic shoulder.

The minister of basic education kept it simple. She wore a tea length House of Ole textured sheath dress. The fashion designer known for her label Malondié went gothic glamour in a black pleated long-sleeved gown with gold embellishments.

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She completed the high-fashion drama with a daring headpiece. Kekana went nautical with head-to-toe polka dots, complete with maroon opera gloves and a straw hat. The wife of ANC MP Mzwandile Masina went for a heavily embellished off-the-shoulder mermaid gown designed by Ryan Keys.

They made it date night just in time for Valentine’s Day, with her husband opting for a striped suit. Sporting a high top knot, the deputy minister of human settlements combined fashion and activism in a creation from Mzukisi Mbane of Imprint ZA from his “Forever Wena” collection, raising HIV awareness and urging the youth to always choose themselves. The Limpopo premier went for a multicoloured gown with exaggerated shoulders.

Another House of Ole ensemble and this time it was the minister of employment and labour in a white double-breasted blazer dress complete with beaded shoulders. The deputy minister in the Presidency wore a cleavage-hugging beaded number with shoulder tassels.

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Originally published by The Sowetan • February 13, 2026

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