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Happy New Year Poser's

Feature again on IMBO magazine for their December issue :  http://issuu.com/imbomag/docs/december2013

Pose attended the ERKE store launch at the Gardens Shopping Centre on Wednesday on one of Cape Town’s busiest nights (Nelson Mandela Memorial Service). While our hearts were still recovering a nation’s loss, we need to give props to The Little Black Book and those that attended. Just a little background on the brand: ERKE started in 2000 and this is their first store in Sub-Saharan Africa boasting over 7000 overseas outlets with sales network that covers more than 40 countries. What is nice about the brand is that it’s sporty and casual, which is an element that is big in fashion at the moment. Chad La Clos is one of their biggest ambassadors and Oscar Pistorius (whispering) during his better days. What we as POSE like about the brand is definitely its reasonable pricing, variety and it’s for the customer that doesn’t leave any aspect of his/her life untouched (someone that wants to look good regardless of the activity). Our favorite piece without a doub

 This past week has been the most busiest week for POSE as we had 3 events to attend in one day. We were fortunate enough to being able to move around to all events this time around. We started off at the official opening of the Fabiani flagship store at the V&A Waterfront. As we arrived, I was taken by the decor before the clothing. It is always a case when you enter a Fabiani store you always just feel like you own a pent house in 4th Beach and you drive some sort of a sports or business man or lady car. The decor was vintage with a modern twist as we saw an old singer sewing machine and an old typo. The lighting was modernized with a touch of Rococo era for me. While walking around and gathering all we could see, we loved the designer book which showcased some of the best Dj’s in the world and the type of denim jeans they love. Champagne and Chivas was served to the public while marinating on some delicious canapes and admiring the staff as they were all dress impeccably in