taxis as some of my fave fashion moments/styles
I am sure I will have more as time goes on
the Iconic Siyaya taxi always reminds me of the simplicity of a Vera Wang wedding dress bbz
simple, clean lines

YSL'S ICONEEEEQ SMOKING SUIT
I never followed any of Valentino's lines that much but I know he is known for a red dress
and didnt Little J steal on in gossip girl?
I always liked this jacket from tommy
its so onoorag really
and bombastic
but i love it
the Savage Beauty collection by Alexander Mcqueen is still that girl for me
remember in real housewives of johannesburg when Christall said its burberry print?
this taxis reminds me of this vintage burberry trench
galliano was ma always talented with his problematic self
really did the things with the Diorient xpress fall/winter line of 1998
that whole show as really inspired, so creative
i hated that whole paris story arc in sex and the city
it was a mess
and tbh carrie was so selfish with aleksander
but this dress
i love it
a proper toilet roll holder design from Versace
i would wear this as a wedding dress Inshallah
I think if you really wanna study a runway walk
go watch the 2007 Roberto Cavalli Spring/Summer show
Naomi did this hey
and the runway was so long too
that walk is a walk
special mention to Oscar De La renta and the Tropicale perfume
wynberg, mowbray , cape toooooooooown
i love fashion, especially couture
im deep diving SA and other African countries major designers these past few weeks
lminp but you will never find me out of comfort clothes
i do have respect though
I will dress up for a wedding always
but girl at the end of the day
im gonna get to Dior in Paris one day and get me a dress.
its my dream piece to own
skangaga

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