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JUNE COVERS

The Countess Bonang (@bonang_m) looking regal on the cover of True Love

Lerato Kganyago (@leratokganyago) graces Elle this June
Acclaimed actress Terry Pheto (@terrypheto) looks denim chic on the cover of Marie Claire
Winter has crept on us and we are already feeling the chill. The best thing about winter is definently the fashion. Think of all the fabulous coats, boots and jackets. Everyone who knows me knows how much I am obsessed with fur, maybe one day I will have a fur coat as my favourite winter accessory.

The June magazine covers are just fabulous and feature the leading ladies of South Africa from Bonang Matheba to the gorgeous Terry Pheto. I hope you enjoy the current issues as I do and you find them insightful and useful as you navigate your everyday life. Happy Reading!!!!

Former Miss SA & Miss Universe Demi-Leigh (@DemiLeighNP) dazzles Cosmo and proves why the future is female







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