Andile Biyana @andile_biyana

The stylist and model pay homage to her style collective – Khumbula’s throwback

aesthetic with a cut-out blouse.

Bambatha Jones @bambathajones

Bambatha, real name Mongezi, rocks two of the season’s key looks:

elasticated chinos for an athleisure-feel, and tucked-in knitwear.

Give your monochrome athletic staples a ladylike twist

with peep-toe heels like Faseegha.

Keabe rocks the all-tonal look with the jacket worn off the shoulder,

one of the season’s key styling tricks.

‘I put together a simple sports-luxe-look anyone can pull off,

whether they’re running errands or hanging out on campus.’

Luthando’s styled Lebohang in essentials every guy should have on

rotation this transitional season.

Take a leaf (or flower) from Mphelane’s style book and add a

summery twist to your shirting with floral embroidery.

‘The chunky knit jumper and ruffle sleeve top are the kind of pieces I always go for

– comfortable but still super trendy. I love feeling good in what I wear.’

‘The dress is a standout piece for me – I had to add it to my wardrobe.

I love that the colour matches my hair, and I’m obsessed with the bell sleeves.’

Take your minimalist look to the next level like Onthatile with

a shirtdress and exaggerated sleeves.

The ‘90s are back – match your high-waisted pants with chunky

heels to channel Janet Jackson a la Poetic Justice.

Liven up your all-black ensemble with details like tribal prints and pinstripes.

Siviwe’s combo of preppy- and city-skater-style is a look any guy can pull off.

Just put on your favourite button-up and cuff your chinos.

Here are two ways to style the long-sleeved dress: give it a street-style edge

with the latest kicks or dress it up with ankle boots.