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Jennifer Krug

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Aug 31, 2026
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Jul 6, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 31, 2026 · Jennifer Krug

    From fabric to archive with Iamisigo (opens the original)

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    Long before Iamisigo found itself on global stages and prize shortlists, there were road trips. Fabric in the back seat. Border crossings between Nigeria, Benin and Togo. A mother who traded textiles and a child quietly observing, watching how cloth moved between people, places and meaning. “When we were gifting or doing Christmas wrapping, we were always wrapping fabrics or gifting fabrics as a present,” said Bubu Ogisi, founder of the contemporary pan-African fashion label. “For us, fabric was

  2. Article · Aug 21, 2026 · Jennifer Krug

    The making of Budism Couture (opens the original)

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    The photograph appeared in Tatler, in Prestige, in every society magazine that covered the wedding. A total of 3,000 guests, one bride, and standing beside her, Raf Simons. The caption read: wedding dress by Dior. It was not by Dior. It was by a brand almost nobody had heard of, made by one person working from a dining table in Hong Kong. Philipp Althof and Budi Adji were not credited. They were not even mentioned. “At first, obviously, we were like, all this work and look what it turned into,”

  3. Article · Aug 8, 2026 · Jennifer Krug

    The luxury of where we come from (opens the original)

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    It’s a chilly Thursday morning at Victoria Yards in Joburg. I’ve been sitting on a concrete step long enough to feel it when Mpumelelo Dhlamini rounds the corner, an enormous green suitcase trundling behind him. The designer and Ezokhetho founder has just landed back in South Africa after a week in Paris competing in Africa Fashion Up, a Balenciaga-backed programme that platforms African designers on one of fashion’s biggest stages. He greets me warmly before gesturing to the suitcase with a gri

  4. Article · Aug 1, 2026 · Jennifer Krug

    REVIEW | Amazon Menlyn brings fresh flavours to Pretoria (opens the original)

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    I’ve often wondered if Pretorians ever feel left out when it comes to the province’s food scene. Johannesburg, as the bigger, bolder and overtly ambitious sibling, tends to hoard the culinary headlines and the glossy openings. Monseca Hospitality Group, however, seems intent on balancing the scales with Amazon Menlyn, their sprawling new restaurant in Menlyn Park Shopping Centre. The interiors stop you first. A herringbone of hand-laid verde and white marble stretches beneath a botanical ceiling

  5. Article · Jul 6, 2026 · Jennifer Krug

    Autumn/winter 2026 menswear is all about intent (opens the original)

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    The latest menswear season arrived with a refreshing shift in mood: deliberate nostalgia, sartorial confidence and a renewed appetite for texture, colour and personality. From Paris to Milan, designers served up collections that were rooted in the past while moving into the future. If there was one thread that stitched the fall 2026 season together, it was a wholehearted embrace of the recent past. Designers reached back to the 1970s and 1980s with affection, conjuring a kind of louche, wide-lap

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