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Men’s Fashion at the South African Film and Television Awards 2016 (SAFTAs)

Award shows equal celeb spotting and fashion. Let’s take a peek at who wore what at the SAFTAs. The awards took place in Joburg this past Sunday.

By: Ayanda Ngcobo 

Pics: MADIMETJA GODFREY TLOUBATLA

1. Nthato Mashishi

The midnight blue jacket and brogues were everything. Nthato was, without a doubt, red carpet-ready.

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2. Somizi

A bit too OTT (over the top) for our liking. But, then again, we expect nothing less from Somgaga.

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3. Brighton Ngoma

Anyone who can make a purple suit look good gets a thumbs-up from us.

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4. S’dumo Mtshali

Black is a safe choice when going formal; so, we can’t fault S’dumo on anything.

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5. Pallance Dladla

Those brogues gave the whole ensemble life. Pallance was a perfect gentleman in his gear.

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6. Amstel Maboa

Amstel brought his wild side to the ceremony in an animal print jacket.

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7. Vusi Kunene

This suit should follow in the footsteps of its print and go up in flames. Horrible!

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8. Nkululeko Tshirumbula

Everything about this look is perfect. Well, almost; if only he had chosen different shoes.

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9.  Nick Soul

Clean and crisp in a white tuxedo style blazer. Yes!

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10. Tsietsi Namane

Cultural threads rocked with a fashionable edge, Tsietsi won with this look.

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11. Mduduzi Mabaso

Mduduzi gave baby blue a testosterone boost, and we are not complaining.

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