Pav takes a serious look at fashion
THE month of July sees Durban become the coastal hub of all things fashion… oh, and horses. This year the Vodacom Durban July seems to be holding good on that trend. However, The Pavilion Shopping Centre has seen fit to turn things a little on their head, so to speak. Together with partners like Vodacom, …
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THE month of July sees Durban become the coastal hub of all things fashion… oh, and horses.
This year the Vodacom Durban July seems to be holding good on that trend.
However, The Pavilion Shopping Centre has seen fit to turn things a little on their head, so to speak.
Together with partners like Vodacom, KZN Fashion Council, The Pavilion will be creating avenues for young designers to not only showcase their wares, but to also establish themselves in a more sustainable manner with a sense of economic and marketing awareness.
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And in this instance, not only is the centre providing a much-needed platform for up-and-coming designers. The Pavilion will host a fashion hub from 15 June to 7 July where shoppers can select and buy their outfits for the Durban July.
It will not only focus on designers but its loyal shoppers will also be treated to a plethora of prizes that are sure to make the Vodacom Durban July that much more fashionable.
Opportunities to win big are as easy as spending R1 000 or more at any store and standing a chance to win one of four VIP experiences to the Vodacom Durban July, valued at R 10 500.
The Pavilion is sure to be leading the pack on CSI efforts that deliver both on corporate responsibility as well as everyday business pressures.
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