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Celebs Holiday Looks We Loved

As it’s Flashback Friday, we take a glance at who rocked the best looks over the festive period.

Bonang Matheba

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Queen B was all the makings of a Greek goddess. This eye popping maxi dress oozed casual glam, and the simplicity of it spoke volumes.

Boity

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Boity was summertime fine and sizzled in this printed bikini. The statement necklace added a touch of fashion to what was already a winning number.

Chomee

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Chomee blossomed in a floral print shift dress. Its cut and shift style flattered her body in all the right ways and complemented the relaxed scenery behind her.

Tumi Voster

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Tumi embraced all things tribal in this two-piece combo. The statement accessories were bang on trend and successfully elevated her look.

Amanda Du Pont

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Amanda was summer personified in Birkenstocks, two-tone shorts and a crop top – items that were on the must-have list for the season.

Nomuzi Mabena

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Nomuzi upped the street chic ante in mirror-framed sunglasses and a bucket hat. These items were all the rage on both the international and local scene, and it seemed like nobody could get enough of them.

Omuhle Gela

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White and summer go hand in hand, and Omuhle was sophisticated perfection in this all-white suit. The black crop top revealed through the blazer added a cheeky and playful twist.

Dineo Moeketsi

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Dineo swapped her heels for sneakers as she opted to cruise through the holidays in a more relaxed style. The oversized shirt was everything.

Denise Zimba

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We have to mention this look purely for the gladiator sandals, and we give props to Denise for making them the star of the show by keeping the rest of her outfit simple.

Thembi Seete

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Thembi has never been afraid of colour, and she was all things bright and bold in this ensemble. The intense vibrancy of the overall look worked and we have to say she pulled it off with confidence.

Pictures: Instagram 

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