Fashion for a purpose

BRYANSTON – The fashion show made use of everyday women who presented pieces from European brands like Frank Lyman, FDJ, Batella alongside a number of local brands.

Cornerstone Women founder Samantha Le Roux is proud of the attendance at the event. Photo: Chante’ Ho Hip

Fashion lovers united for an afternoon of good food and the latest trends all for a good cause.

The fashion show was hosted by non-profit organisation Cornerstone Women on 15 May at the Bryanston Country Club to help raise moments to assist families affect by trauma.

Namhla Mungwe, Isabella Lagrange and Phumzile Mbatha enjoy seeing the wearable fashion looks on the runway. Photo: Chante’ Ho Hip

Ngaa Murombedzi and Khanyisile Madlala get ready for the fashion show to begin. Photo: Chante’ Ho Hip

According to founder Samantha Le Roux, the non-profit was established by a group of courageous men and women who were passionate about helping families overcome the effects of violence and trauma. “It just means so much to us to see how supportive the community is, especially in a time like this.”

The first show of the afternoon is presented by Amen Kidz. Photo: Chante’ Ho Hip

Lee Plotz and Base Morekure are proud to support Cornerstone Women. Photo: Chante’ Ho Hip

The fashion show made use of everyday women who presented pieces from European brands like Frank Lyman, FDJ, Batella alongside a number of local brands.

FDJ Fashion showcases wearable items for women. Photo: Chante’ Ho Hip

All proceeds from the event went to Cornerstone Women to assist families with trauma support.

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