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gq.co.za | Anele Geqiwe
When your wardrobe is whispering, your sneakers should be the ones shouting. Whether you're flexing on a first date or just trying to keep it clean on the commute, the right pair of kicks can elevate the entire fit. We’ve rounded up five of the freshest sneakers that do more than just walk the walk — they define it. From street legends to reimagined classics, here’s what you need in your rotation right now. Dark, stealthy, and unapologetically future-forward.
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4 days ago |
gq.co.za | Anele Geqiwe
Anele Geqiwe | June 24, 2025Whether you choose the subtle approach for the sake of a perfect smile or embrace the metal with a touch of "brace bling," rest assured, you're not alone on this dental journey. Adult braces are on the rise, quickly becoming as common as Botox. We're witnessing a dental renaissance. Emma King, better known as 'The Tooth Fairy' and an expert Oral Hygienist, breaks it down for us. GQ: What are the benefits of braces for adults?
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5 days ago |
gq.co.za | Anele Geqiwe
Anele Geqiwe | June 23, 2025Launched in 2018 by Gregor Jasper, The Grey offers a high-end men’s skincare line acclaimed for its quality. This Dutch brand collaborates with top European labs to create products that detoxify, refresh, and nourish using premium natural ingredients. GQ: What inspired you to start The Grey, and what gap in the market were you aiming to fill? Gregor Jasper: I’ve always been a fan of skincare and perfume.
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5 days ago |
gq.co.za | Anele Geqiwe
Digital Sangoma, an Afro Indie Electronic Music Producer, DJ, and performer from Cape Town, fuses traditional African rhythms with modern electronic beats, crafting vibrant soundscapes that captivate audiences globally. GQ had a chat with Digital Sangoma to discuss his musical journey. GQ: What inspired the name “Digital Sangoma,” and how does it reflect your artistic vision? Digital Sangoma: I started making music under my real name, Mandisi Mafu, but I hadn’t yet figured out how to present it.
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1 week ago |
gq.co.za | Anele Geqiwe
Cape Town might be framed by mountains and oceans, but it’s also home to a quiet culinary revolution—one where umami rules and nori-wrapped perfection is plated with artistry. From sizzling robata grills to the refined elegance of sashimi, these five Japanese restaurants offer more than meals—they’re experiences. RamenheadLocated in the heart of the city, Ramenhead is what happens when obsession meets craft.
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