The event was held at the striking Art It Is gallery in Parkview, where guests mingled over drinks and canapés supplied by French Corner and were spoilt with gifts and vouchers sponsored by Uber, Miglio, Lux (Unilever), Mercedes-Benz, Convoy Shops and MAC Cosmetics. Guests were also serenaded by the sweet sounds of up-and-coming artist, Philile.
Among the guests were Tony Gum herself, Ndalo Media founder & CEO Khanyi Dhlomo, co-owner of record label V
th Season Ninel Musson, songstress Berita, PR guru and artist manager Lerato Sengadi,
Destiny’s fashion team including Mpumi Sinxoto and Asanda Sizani, and founder of The Art Talks, Kholisa Ciko. From being featured in both
Vogue USA and UK, to being the official face of the 2015 FNB
Joburg Art Fair and a speaker at this year’s Design Indaba, Gum is officially a household name among art, style and fashion-lovers.
Another first for
Destiny is the Beautiful & Powerful at Any Age feature in which they focus on four young women of Blackboard Africa. These four young ladies show what #BlackGirlMagic means as they share their opinions, embrace their identity and culture and reveal how they will create the change that will drive the continent forward. In the Young Business Minds article,
Teens In Vogue, we feature a diplomat-in-training, an education activist and a supporter of 600 mothers in need, women who are re-defining what it means to be change-agents.
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