Spring it on: Durban is in for a clash of colour and a whole lot of fun!
Spring It On, Fashion Show In Glenwood Roberta Alessandri model: Talayah Isaacs (in jeans) Roberta Alessandri model: Michaela Batho (in red) Market Vendor Milan Edwards (in school uniform) Denis Hurley Centre Street Lit vendor: Comfort Ngubane (in green)
Image: Shelley Kjonstad
Glenwood Village is putting a fresh twist on spring this year with a vibrant, family-friendly celebration on Saturday, 27 September from 9am.
The Spring It On! fashion show promises a full day of activities designed to bring people together in the spirit of renewal and local pride.
At 11am, the red carpet will be rolled out for a fashion show hosted by modelling guru Roberta Alessandri, featuring collections from Glenwood-based designers.
Spring It On, Fashion Show Roberta Alessandri model: Talayah Isaacs (in jeans) Roberta Alessandri model: Michaela Batho (in red) Market Vendor Milan Edwards (in school uniform) Bucket Hat Vendor: Rodney Dongo (wearing hat) Denis Hurley Centre Street Lit vendor: Comfort Ngubane (in green)
Image: Shelley Kjonstad
The show will be MC'd by none other than Janine de Jesus, Mrs KZN 2024 and current Second Princess Mrs Umhlanga, who also holds the title of Princess of Purpose.
Visitors can enjoy a bustling morning market on the upper level, showcasing Glenwood’s own entrepreneurs.
Spring It On! Glenwood Village Hosts Vibrant Community Celebration Roberta Alessandri model: Talayah Isaacs (in jeans) Roberta Alessandri model: Michaela Batho (in red) Market Vendor Milan Edwards (in school uniform) Denis Hurley Centre Street Lit vendor: Comfort Ngubane (in green)
Image: Shelley Kjonstad
Setting the mood will be Durban’s own Gary McKenzie, performing live spring-inspired music while keeping guests informed about ongoing centre-wide spring promotions and specials.
“Increasingly, we understand the need to nurture a sense of neighbourhood in places where we gather, " said Steve King of Glenwood Village.
"And what better occasion to celebrate our shared community than the beginning of spring,” he added.
Entry is free, and all are welcome.
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