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STYLE AT THE ELLE MAGAZINE BLOG PARTY!!







Elle Magazine SA in association with BlackBerry were searching for a young talented style reporter to join their team, someone who can spot trend as they unfold on the dusty streets of Mzansi. So on Tuesday night i headed to MOAD Maboneng Precinct to see who was going to be crowned the ELLE Style Reporter title. i was lucky enough to be part of all the action as my good friend Lebogang Tlhako was one of the selected  super seven unfortunately she didn't take it but Trevor Stuurman a 19-year-old who's just as equally deserving took it  Trevor is incredibly talented, creative and down to earth. This was really destined for him. With that said what would an ELLE party be without fashion so here are some of the people who were dressed to the nines.

Poppy and ELLE editor Jackie Burger

Lebogang Tlhako

Lee Dumisa



Mlilo Mpondo



Sandisiwe Pityi accompanied by her friends



Model Lerato Moloi



Vuzu and O-access presenter Dineo Moeketsi looking stunning in a short peplum dress


Stylist Sandiso Ngubeni


smiles all round with Phindile and myself





Humbling moment with Elle Magazine Editor Jackie Burger, she is one beautiful woman!



The lady with the leather hat is too cool man









clutching neon Clutches
















this is just too cute @BuBu_Boo and @YaNdiE_AmoRe




Pasop those nails of yours lol!




far and away little missy

Legendary fashion icon Philip Mazibuko




and the winner is Trevor Stuurman








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