There are a range of Power Series Breakfasts around South Africa for Woman's Month
Cape Town - 29 August - Kelvin Grove, Newlands
Join Tracey Foulkes, Nicky Abdinor and Charlotte Kemp
Durban - 27 August - SICA's Guest House, Berea
Join Claire Newton, Charlotte Kemp and Chantaul Jordan
Johannesburg - 28 August - Apollo Hotel, Randburg
Join Morongwa Makakane, Nikki Bush and Charlotte Kemp
Your MC for all events will be Richard Mulvey
8am for 8h30 till 11h30am
To register online: http://powerseries.co.za/event-registration/
or call 0861-444-888
Inspiring NEW opportunities...for sustainable GROWTH
Sci-Bono Discovery Centre
9th & 10th September 2014
The 2014 SEAexpo (Showbiz, Entertainment and Arts Expo), a part of the Johannesburg Arts Alive International Festival, is Africa’s exhibition and conference show that connects inter-related creative industries under one roof for sustainable growth. The show primarily brings together a cross section of industry practitioners and opinion makers from TV, film, music, fashion, media, visual arts and crafts, theatre, etc. to network, showcase and share the latest game changing business Developments.
All Systems Go For Durban Fashion Fair
The City of Durban is gearing up for the 3rd Annual Durban Fashion Fair which takes place at the Inkosi Albert Luthuli International Convention Centre (ICC) from 21-24 August 2014.
Well known fashion designers, local and international, will share the platform showcasing their exclusive outwear collection on the runway at this year’s much anticipated extravaganza. Amongst the well-known designers who will be showcasing their designs are Massimo Crivelli (Milan), David Tlale, Nguni Shade, Thula Sindi, Africa collection, Zarth, DFF collection (interns) and many more.
Deputy Mayor and Chairperson of Economic Development and Planning Committee, Cllr Nomvuzo Shabalala said the City was proud to host such a wonderful event and the positive contribution fashion continued to make in positioning Durban as Africa’s Innovative Smart Fashion City.
“The Municipality has made it possible for our designers to share runways and stages with the world’s best designers, models and have firmly put Durban on the global platform. Thus far, our designers produce some of the most creative and brilliant designs, and soon we hope to see many of them competing with the world’s best,” said Shabalala
Shabalala says the fashion industry remains at the core of the eThekwini Municipality’s efforts to revitalize the textile industry which has a potential to employ many people. “So the DFF is not only about promoting local designers, but it fits in broadly with our economic development strategy and our response to the call by President Jacob Zuma to work even harder to grow our economy in order to meet the basic needs of our people, especially job creation.”
There will be Pop Up Shops with over 50 exhibitors showcasing their products. On top of that there will be workshops where Dion Chang will be sharing his expertise on fashion.
Tickets to the show are now available at computicket. Entry to the Pop Up Shops (exhibitions) and Industry workshops is free.
This edition by +Fred Felton
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