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7 celebs who stole the show at the SunMet

The annual SunMet took place in Cape Town this past weekend. Local celebs took time out of their schedules to attend Africa’s Richest Race Day in their finest designer threads. This year’s theme was African Luxury: Visionaries and the stars lived up to it.

Here are 7 celebs who stole the show at the SunMet. Which look is your fave?

1. Nandi Mbatha.

2. Bonang Matheba.

SEE ALSO: 8 of our fave celeb looks this weekend

3. Thuli Phongolo.

 

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4. Linda Mtoba.

SEE ALSO: The celeb jumpsuit guide

5 & 6. Sarah Langa and Kefilwe Mabote.

7. Lorna Maseko.

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