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Loaf around the celeb way

11y By Bongiwe Tshiqi

Loafers are all the rage right now. Check out the styles we’re crushing on.

By: Ayanda Ngcobo

 

1.Janelle Monae

What better way to make a statement than in monochrome? These two-toned beauties are classic and versatile.

☔️????❤️ Parisian boys and a girl named Jane … By @mykalmonroe

A photo posted by Janelle Monáe (@janellemonae) on

 

2. Lerato Kganyago

Lerato gives her feet her a break in pastel pink lace-ups. So femme!

OOTD ????????

A photo posted by Leratokganyago (@leratokganyago) on


 

3. Nolo Phiri

We love this vintage brogue shoe. The cut-out detail gives it a trendy, feel making them wardrobe must-haves.    

The joy after remembering that I own this pair ???? #Friday #SpringIsHere #Happiness A photo posted by Nolo Phiri (@nolophiri_) on

 

4. Pabi Moloi

Pabi goes androgynous in patent brogues.    

Happy Thursday merriment. #Allow A photo posted by Lekholokoe Rose (@pabimoloi) on

 

5. Thando Thabethe

Make your feet a talking point for all the right reasons in nude flatform loafers.      

Shout out to @dresscodedb for these beauties I’m obsessed ???????????????? ???? A photo posted by Thando Thabethe (@thando_thabethe) on

 

6. Tumi Voster

A touch of sparkle will brighten up any day, so when it doubt, shine!

#OOTD!!! . . Hair: @nstarzhair ????????????

A photo posted by T U M I V O S T E R ???????? (@tumivoster) on

 

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