JSE MODEL BOOTCAMP 4

I attended a model bootcamp on Saturday right before my visit to Khulani shelter. I was one of the model coaches, sharing my experiences over the past few years in the modeling industry. I dont consider myself as big as I'd to be just yet but I could definitely contribute some useful information. 

It was a really great experience for the aspiring models some of which were being trained for the very first time. Even if you arent a beginner, you never really learn enough.

10 hours of intense model training, that ended with a fashion show that all the newly trained models and their coaches (including myself) took part in. We wore stunning clothing from Butik Asia and Jacqui Emmanuel.

The show was opened by me with Jacqui Emmanuel's very dark ,urban and sexy collection.  Ending off with Butik Asia's very funky and colourful collection. 

The models had fun and left Blue Waters Hotel more informed and empowered to follow their dreams. Adding value to another's life will always be something I enjoy doing. In any way,shape or form.

Keep your eyes peeled for the next model bootcamp to take place no later than June 2014. 

Xxx

SA Bloggers Charity Event

SA Bloggers Charity Event

On Saturday  07 December 2013, I attended the SA BLOGGERS charity event which was a visit to Khulani childrens shelter in Parkhill,Durban.

It was great for bloggers to come together and REALLY make a difference.  With the passing of the "Father of the Nation" ,Nelson Mandela, it was of great significance.

Ofcourse the turn out was a lil disappointing to say the least,but all that truly matters is that we changed a few lives.Sounds cliche' but "Quality is better than quantity". We had a good time nonetheless. 

Charity work is something very close to my heart. It gives you such joy I cannot possibly explain. I give not only to the unfortunate,but its also a gift to myself.It makes me feel good and gives me a sense of purpose.

The kids were so precious and well behaved. Most importantly, they were happy despite the odds they've each had to face.

We spent about an hour with them. While they sang the National Anthem for us and devoured the goodies we brought for them. We got a little tour of the home and I swear those kids make their beds better than my grown self.

I must add that I take my hats off to the men and women who dedicate their lives to making sure that these children are well looked after and safe. They are often forgotten.

If you have a donation of any kind,please feel free to contact me or any of the SA Bloggers team members. 

You can follow @SABLOGGERS on twitter for more info.

Xxx

Sundays...

A chilled Sunday morning with the people I hold closest to my heart.

Started with a lovely breakfast at "Mugg & Bean" and ended with a movie marathon ♥.

Caption : Purple cropped top - Mr.price ; Denim Shorts - Forever 21;  Jacket - DCShoes Africa ; Sneakers - DCShoes  Africa

Hip Hop - Shut Down

This was my outfit for the Shut Down Hip Hop party I attended yesterday.

A black high waist maxi skirt with a white cropped top (which I cropped myself :-0 ) with a touch of gold.

My favourite part of this outfit was my amazing Chanel inspired nail art done at 'Rock Candy' salon in La Lucia. Stunning! And the hand chain completed it.

Tip: MONOCHROME is the name of the season.

An awesome weekend with awesome people.♥

Skate Park

I spent my Sunday afternoon at the Skate Park on Durbans North Beach.

What a beautiful feeling to be around such creativity. Nothing sets a person free like ART.

We were surrounded by B-boys and skaters. If you love hip hop you should definitely check it out. The hip hop culture really came ALIVE.

Even if you aren't a hip hop fan,it is simply fun to watch. Durban is beautiful!

BANG BANG BOOM BOOM POP POP!!

Bang Bang!

I tried bangs/fringe for the first time! I was soooo nervous trying this out,but I urgently needed change in my life.

I love it!It's just going to take some getting used to.