Luxury Gift Guide: The Luxe Factor

Published 3 years ago
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COMPILED BY: BONTLEFEELA MOGOYE
PHOTOGRAPHY: MOTLABANA MONNAKGOTLA
ART DIRECTION: LUCY NKOSI

THE HIGH-END LUXURY MARKET HAS NO DOUBT TAKEN A BACK SEAT DURING THE PANDEMIC, BUT FINE AESTHETICS CAN TRAVEL ACROSS TIME, SPACE AND BOUNDARIES. HERE ARE A FEW WAYS TO REVISIT OPULENCE AND LUXURY OVER THE HOLIDAY SEASON IN THE COMFORT OF YOUR HOME.

Lungile Radu (South African media personality)

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Printed suit R6,500 ($422,10); Imprint ZA

Kefilwe Mabote
(A digital creator and luxury lifestyle enthusiast in South Africa)

Blue and black printed loungewear and Corset belt; both designed by Gert-Johan Coetzee (Price on request)

Black tuxedo jacket R2,800 ($181,83), Black pants R1,050 ($68,19) and Shirt R695 ($45,13), all Carducci Slip-on shoes R3,500 ($227,29)Relevance for Men from Africa Rise, Sandton, Johannesburg

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Black two-piece: Pants R7,437 ($482,95) Top R8,437 ($547,89) all Taibo Bacar Cars supplied by: Zebra Square Gallery Hyde Park Furniture by Ligne Roset (www.lignerosetsa.co.za)

Over the years, I’ve invested in
a few beautifully designed and custom-fitted suits that have stoodthetestoftime. Theseare significant purchases that I can still appreciate the value of.

– Lungile Radu

Nguni Cow Suit R6,800 ($441,58) By Imprint Za

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I have noted that luxury is something one needs to do for oneself. Whether I shop online or in-store, the experience is the same.

– Kefilwe Mabote

Alex lime green dress R18,000 ($1168,90) Taibo Bacar

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