Who made the cut? LFP reveals Top 30 competing for R50,000

Bizcommunity22 October 2026 at 10:37

This year's Local Fashion Police (LFP) competition's Top 30 finalists have been selected and will now compete for an opportunity to win bespoke designer outfits valued at R50 000, created by some of South Africa’s leading couturiers. These will be showcased at the grand finale of the Local Fashion…
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