The 24th edition of the South African Music Awards (SAMA) took place this past weekend at Sun City in the North West.
Most female South African celebrities worn shear outfits on the red carpet. We have compiled a list of the most revealing dresses on the SAMA24 red carpet.
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Top most revealing dresses on the SAMA24 red carpet:
South African celebrity fashion is a popular practice or style, especially in accessories, clothing, body, footwear, furniture or makeup among famous people. The world has so many celebrities that dress nicely and some not so well.
South African celebrity fashion is a unique and often an on-going trend in the style in which celebrities dress. As mentioned above, SA celebrity fashion is the predominant styles in celebrity behaviour and the newest creations of textile dressmakers. Since the term “costume” is always associated with the term “fashion”, the use of the term “celebrity costume” has been downgraded to terms such as masquerade wear or fancy robe, while celebrity “couture” is generally linked to clothing.
This includes the study of couture design courses in tertiary institutions. Although elements of fashion in 2017 can be masculine (clothes for men) or feminine (clothes for women), some celebrity fashion styles are for both.
The concept of a global celebrity fashion industry is a product of today’s era. Most clothing, including celebrity clothing was handmade prior to mid-19th century. These clothes were custom-made for individuals and celebrities, either on order from tailors and dressmakers or as home production.
In the beginning of the 20th century, the escalation of new technologies, for instance the sewing machines, the expansion of the factory productions, the rise of global entrepreneurship and the propagation of retail shops such as clothing stores, clothing became bulk-produced in regular sizes (ranges) and sold at standard prices.
Tamaryn Green was crowned Miss South Africa 2018 at the Sun Arena in Pretoria tonight.
The 23-year old medical student from Paarl took home a R3.4 million prize package, the biggest prize package in the history of the pageant.
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Tamaryn Green walked away with R1 million in cash and R2.4 million in prizes, a fully-furnished apartment for the year of her reign, and a Nissan Qashqai.
On the official Miss SA website, Green shared:
“As Miss South Africa I will be in a strong position to assist with the reconstruction of a better South Africa. I have always been passionate about making a positive and progressive difference in the lives of others.
I grew up being exposed to two very different worlds: That of the fortunate and less fortunate. I want to assist in bringing those worlds together. I believe this can be done by providing equal education to all. Actions speak louder than words! I want to be a voice to those who cannot be heard, a servant and role model to South Africans and to the people of the world at large.
Importantly, as Miss SA I want to inspire and empower women to be the best version of themselves. I want to show them that we have a voice and it can be heard, seen and valued! As a woman I believe there is a golden thread linking all women across the globe. Together we should be able to uplift, inspire, nurture and educate the youth of our world.”
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Actress, model, radio, and television personality, Pearl Thusi, had everyone talking about her spicy photos of herself on Instagram.
Pearl is best known for her portrayal of Patricia Kopong in The No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency, Dayana Mampasi in the ABC thriller Quantico and Samkelo in the romantic drama film Catching Feelings.
The saucy photos show the Pearl Thusi on a bed, wrapped up in white sheets, wearing nothing but red lacy underwear bottoms.
“Wearing … Oscar de La Renta body lotion. Dolce & Gabbana fragrance. Dior lip balm,” Pearl captioned the photo.
“I’ve set up the PlayStation and Nintendo … wanna play?” – she captioned another one.
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Internationally renowned make-up artist Morag Steyn is set to host the highly anticipated make-up master class in association with 3ina make up, Kevin Murphey, Wella and Dermatologist Specialist Dr Rakesh Newaj at the Ginger Hair Salon in Parkmore on 05 April 2018 at 18:00. Book your seat here: https://themakeupmasterclassbymoragsteyn.nutickets.co.za
Morag Steyn has acquired extensive knowledge and experience in the makeup artistry, beauty and fashion dominion. She recently worked on E! Hollywood How Do I look? South Africa and did makeup and hair for the host Roxy Burger.
At the master class Morag will be guiding attendees through a make-up application step by step and give great tips on the best products to buy. Attendees will leave the class bursting with ideas and full of confidence ready to look their best.
“I am only back in South Africa for a short time and I am exceptionally excited to share my love across the country.” Morag will be hosting a master class in Johannesburg on the 5th April, Durban on the 13th April and Cape Town on the 24th of April.
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