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Its that time of the year when we are treated to the most luxuries in life. I am taking about the Veuve Cliquot Master Polo Match taking place in the Paarl-Franschhoek valley at South Africa’s first and only wine and polo estate – Val de Vie Estate, on Saturday 7 March 2015. It is an event that you put on your year planner as soon as the year starts, where all South African socialites, celebrities, bloggers and anyone who loves the finer things in life plans for this day months in advance. The Veuve Clicquot Masters Polo is a blend of fashion, the exhilarating sport of polo, fine champagne as well as Cape Town’s most elegant company. Guests are guaranteed an afternoon of audacious pleasure with a perfectly-chilled flute of champagne in hand. The riveting 10-goal polo tournament will showcase the skill of the country's top international-level players. The first Veuve Clicquot Polo match I went to was 2013, February with my friend Anam. Not knowing what to expect but what

So, South African Menswear Autumn/Winter happened last weekend marking the first ever for Africa's fashion industry. Going through all of them I decided not to do the norm of showcasing everything but rather what Pose.ZA felt needed to be known by my fellow posers. First and foremost, I have to congratulate all the new, young creatives that showcased and brought a collection that kicked most known designers. I have been and always be the No.1 fan of Lukhanyo Mdingi, Rich Mnisi and Jenevieve Lyons, as they have defined menswear in South Africa and Africa for young adults like us. The way they take couture to ready-to-wear is somewhat amazing. Simplicity is their known and this time they added some details which I could not awe towards. Mr Chu Suwannapha showcased his 1st ever collection which I have to mention when I heard he was showcasing that my nails where finished by the end of day thinking about it. Mr Chu is a depiction of a creative that never stops creating. He is the only