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Celebrities serving up Valentine’s day looks

Yes, Valentines day is about love, roses and all that good stuff, however for our South African celebrities, it also means a chance to show up and show off with elaborate photo shoots in celebration of February 14th.

As usual, our faves did not disappoint, the timeline is filled with red themed photoshoots, from sultry lingerie to grown woman serving body shoots and we’re loving all of it.

We have compiled a list of our favourite V-day looks for you, if your fav did not make it on this list, worry not – they still look scrumptious.

Mihlali Ndamase 

Mihlali did not let her leg injury dampen V-day for her. She showed up in a red blazer, thigh high black boots, black hat and a news paper design to conceal her leg injury. Her look was both sexy and creative.

 

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Mbali Sepapu 

Gorgeous Mbali as she calls herself gave us grown and sexy vibes with her partner and they looked absolutely breathtaking. Mbali wore a corset body hugging dress that showcased all the work she has been putting in the gym.

 

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Tamia and Andile Mpisane  

The Mpisane’s gave us something out of a romance movie and we love it.

 

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DBN Gogo 

DBN Gogo wore a gorgeous gown and gave us a red carpet moment.

 

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Also see: Fans name Lerato Kganyago the face of Valentine’s

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