As a wardrobe stylist I like to focus on creating the perfect "look." My job goes beyond just putting outfits together; it’s about translating the vibe of the streets into a high-fashion visual style.

 I concentrate on the blend of South African street culture, luxury aesthetics, and the raw stories found in our townships and urban areas. I specialize in conceptual styling that connects our roots with our future, ensuring that the "South African drip" gains respect on a global stage.

I prioritize collaboration over simple curation. I work closely with local brands, underground designers, and photographers to capture the evolution of our style in real-time. For me, advancing culture through my work is essential because style is our loudest form of protest and our brightest form of joy. In South Africa, our clothing tells the story of our resilience and creativity.

Advancing culture means moving away from copying the West and making the world look to us for what’s next. It’s about claiming our place at the table while wearing something new and unique. By highlighting our local stories in my styling, I’m helping to create a visual record of African excellence that feels genuine, raw, and undeniably ahead of the curve. Being part of the DC100 is not just a success for me; it’s a victory for the culture I represent.