A RENOWNED
SATORIAL ELEGANCE
IN SOUTH AFRICA
BY MIKE KAGEE
The importance of creativity in the business and fashion world
"I am inspired by Power Dressing in the Townships"
MIKE KAGEE
A FOLLOW UP ARTICLE ON
POWER DRESSING IN SOUTH AFRICA
I WROTE FOR
SUAVV MAGAZINE
AMERICA
MIKE KAGEE FOR WORLD FASHION TRENDS
FOLLOW ME ON TWITTER
STYLEDIARY1
In the advent of rather peaceful
democracy in the mid-1990's ushered
in new Political reforms in South
Africa, coupled with a reinvented
concept of national pride and
patriotism. Power dressing started
long before democratic change as
people living in the townships always
had a wonderful sense of pride
With no access to fashion magazines
and television had a natural flair for
colour and style. Dressing up was a
vital stand in Southern African culture
and civilization.
Elegant dressing has been a pride of
place in the rural townships.
Power dressing has always been
synonymous with power hence there
has always been a link between
fashion and prestige in Southern Africa
Dressing up was a celebration of the
African man and his renowned
Sartorial elegance
I had predicted long before democratic
change that the valuable black
consumer with impeccable style and
taste would become the buying power
in South Africa and I was right.
International fashion labels has
become must-haves in the boardroom
and also on the streets of the rural
townships.
THERE IS AN INVISIBLE THREAD THAT
RUNS THROUGH ALL OF US.....
THIS THREAD CONNECTS US TO
THOSE BEFORE US.
Words by a Soweto Township Resident
BY MIKE KAGEE
SATORIAL ELEGANCE
IN SOUTH AFRICA
BY MIKE KAGEE
The importance of creativity in the business and fashion world
"I am inspired by Power Dressing in the Townships"
MIKE KAGEE
A FOLLOW UP ARTICLE ON
POWER DRESSING IN SOUTH AFRICA
I WROTE FOR
SUAVV MAGAZINE
AMERICA
MIKE KAGEE FOR WORLD FASHION TRENDS
FOLLOW ME ON TWITTER
STYLEDIARY1
In the advent of rather peaceful
democracy in the mid-1990's ushered
in new Political reforms in South
Africa, coupled with a reinvented
concept of national pride and
patriotism. Power dressing started
long before democratic change as
people living in the townships always
had a wonderful sense of pride
With no access to fashion magazines
and television had a natural flair for
colour and style. Dressing up was a
vital stand in Southern African culture
and civilization.
Elegant dressing has been a pride of
place in the rural townships.
Power dressing has always been
synonymous with power hence there
has always been a link between
fashion and prestige in Southern Africa
Dressing up was a celebration of the
African man and his renowned
Sartorial elegance
I had predicted long before democratic
change that the valuable black
consumer with impeccable style and
taste would become the buying power
in South Africa and I was right.
International fashion labels has
become must-haves in the boardroom
and also on the streets of the rural
townships.
THERE IS AN INVISIBLE THREAD THAT
RUNS THROUGH ALL OF US.....
THIS THREAD CONNECTS US TO
THOSE BEFORE US.
Words by a Soweto Township Resident
BY MIKE KAGEE
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