The Coronation of MaXhosa is the culmination of a five-year journey of this innovative knitwear label that Laduma himself feels has become an adult. But while MaXhosa is all grown up now, he says he has his feet firmly planted on the ground and has plans that go further than fashion and into the lifestyle arena too.
In the newest collection at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Cape Town, MaXhosa by Laduma began with a montage of past shows, showcasing the evolution of a heritage brand in a modern context. The show was opened by international models Nina Milner and Ajuma Nasanyana in a signature clash of prints that Laduma does so well.
New to the collection is a range of embellished tracksuit pants, regally displaying authority wings and symbols.
The Coronation of MaXhosa by Laduma
Described as “a utopian scenario of a contemporary Xhosa monarchy”, the new collection by knitwear designer MaXhosa by Laduma was showcased at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Cape Town this past weekend
The Coronation of MaXhosa is the culmination of a five-year journey of this innovative knitwear label that Laduma himself feels has become an adult. But while MaXhosa is all grown up now, he says he has his feet firmly planted on the ground and has plans that go further than fashion and into the lifestyle arena too.
In the newest collection at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Cape Town, MaXhosa by Laduma began with a montage of past shows, showcasing the evolution of a heritage brand in a modern context. The show was opened by international models Nina Milner and Ajuma Nasanyana in a signature clash of prints that Laduma does so well.
New to the collection is a range of embellished tracksuit pants, regally displaying authority wings and symbols.
Some looks from the show