True Love

TURNING HEADS

Her hats are not the type that you wear to cover up a bad hair day. Instead, these uniquely crafted headpieces radiate class and glamour, and will have all eyes on you as soon as you step into a room – which is exactly what the Eastern Cape-born milliner intends with her designs.

With her mother being a knitwear designer, author and a poet; her father a carpenter and motor mechanic, and her older brothers being visual artists – it was inevitable that Mandisa Cosa-Nkwenkwezi would also be drawn towards the arts. Starting out as a performing artist who has worked with

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