Dearest readers…
The most anticipated season of Bridgerton came with its fair share of ‘affairs’ and extravagant looks. This was per usual at The Bridgerton Affair dinner hosted by the lovely Zozibini Tunzi. I’ll wrap up the top 5 best looks of the night in true English class.
Thando Thabethe
(P.S. A biased writer) This particular look was one of my favourites. She definitely hit the nail on the head with this one, it was absolutely stunning and majestic if I must say.

She captured the true essence of the 1800s and also the Bridgerton theme. The makeup just closed the look off and that pop of red in contrast to the minimal cream colours made the entire dress come together perfectly.
Pearl Modiadie
The details of this dress should have a show of their own. The lady in question + this dress = a masterpiece.

It’s so funny actually because when I see this dress I’m automatically taken to Episode 7: Harmony. The agreed joint public outing with the Bridgertons and the Sharmas was pivotal for both families. They needed to display a united front and that dress Lady Bridgerton had on looked quite familiar? You might want to re-watch that episode!
Michelle Mosalakae
The ball gets a taste of Africa. She nailed it for sure!

The puff sleeves (still very much on-trend), the long flow and silhouette of the garment and details that date back to the 1800s. We’ve definitely got ourselves a show stopper! The perfect dress was designed by Nedim_designs and they got the memo to impress.
Toke Makinwa
The Lagos darling had no time for ‘Pall Mall’. She stepped out looking regal in an emerald dress designed by our very own Gert-Johan Coetzee.

Toke was the Diamond for the season and she did not disappoint AT ALL. The deep v neckline paired with exquisite jewellery to match made her stand out from the crowd. Let’s all curtsy graciously for the headpiece!
Dineo and Solo Langa
Beyonce and Jay-Z have nothing on these two. Not only was the love visible but the outfits came through too.

She details this look to be inspired by ” an ode to being the royals our ancestors envisioned”. Did I mention all this beauty was designed by Port of Lng (it’s their fashion line)? The monochrome tones worked well with the general theme of Bridgerton…royalty, union and love.
If you don’t seem to be catching on to the general tone of this post, you might want to watch Season 2 of Bridgerton. It was worth all the laughs, cries and eloquence.




















