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iLIVE. PHOTOS by Reuters, Jackie Clausen and Thembinkosi Dwayisa | 09 July, 2012 07:31
Tashika Ganas in a dress designed by Kimosha Ganas at the Vodacom Durban July. Picture: JACKIE CLAUSEN
A model displays a creation made from recycled materials during a fashion competition during the Durban July horseracing event. ROGAN WARD /Reuters Image by: ROGAN WARD / Reuters
Sharde Visagie wears a dress made of hessian sacking and branches by designer Lavashni Valjee at the Vodacom Durban July Picture: JACKIE CLAUSEN
Mbali Maqoqa wears a dress made out of hair extensions by designer Sandi Dani at the Vodacom Durban July Picture: JACKIE CLAUSEN
TRUE BLUE: Jeff Radebe and Yvonne Chaka Chaka at the Durban July Picture: THEMBINKOSI DWAYISA
A model displays a creation made from recycled maize packets during a fashion competition during the Durban July horseracing event July 7, 2012. REUTERS/Rogan Ward Image by: ROGAN WARD / Reuters
A model displays a creation made from plastic spoons during a fashion competition during the Durban July horseracing event. ROGAN WARD/Reuters Image by: ROGAN WARD / Reuters
Lulu King models for Brandon Wyness and Bernadette Van Zyl at the Durban July in Durban while Clive Hadebe stands behind in his own outfitpic: Jackie Clausen
TV PERSONALITY AND FORMER MISS SA Jo-Ann Strauss at the vodacom Durban July. Picture: JACKIE CLAUSEN
Joanne Sydney wearing a gown from The Style Network for the Vodacom Durban July. Picture: JACKIE CLAUSEN
Mini Dlamini at the Vodacom July in Durban. THEMBINKOSI DWAYISA
KwaZulu-Natal Premier Dr. Zweli Mkhize standing with Miss South Africa Melinda Bam at the Vodacom Durban July 2012 held at the at Greyville race course. PIC: Office of the Premier
(From left) KwaZulu-Natal Premier Dr. Zweli Mkhize, Jockey; Pierre Strydom, Chairman for Gold Circle; Robert Mauvis and Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development; Jeff Radebe toasting at the 2012 Vodacom Durban July prize giving ceremony. The Vodacom Durban July 2012 was held at the at Greyville race course. PIC: Office of the Premier
Vodacom Durban July winner Pierre Strydom riding POMODORO, celebrating his victory at prize giving ceremony with KwaZulu-Natal Premier Dr. Zweli Mkhize on his right. The Vodacom Durban July 2012 was held at the at Greyville race course. PIC: Office of the Premier
Glitz and Glamour were the order of the day at the Durban July. The theme this year was 'A Material World?'. Check out some of the ideas presented in the name of fashion. Yes, a picture paints a thousand words. We have some photos for you.
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