We wear what we like....

Free Fashion @Stylearchitectz we defenetly wore what we liked , not to mention in a desired venue considered interesting and catchy,

Over the past few months we were working over travelling and conducting shoots at interesting

venues, we ended up at John voster Police Station in Johannesburg as we blogged in our previous 

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Free Fashion......

We Finally managed to project our vision through the eyes of the forgotten 'imprisonment', fashion of style and mind has always been the source of structuring life , through fashioning your mind in a certain manner of style always projects out derived  uniqueness of behavior and lifestyle.

Through the styling and working behind & front  the shoot of real jail cells have profoundly brought out a conceptual of new levels of understanding fashion and style, imprisonment stands out as correctional facility,if you fashioned well nothing stands unstyled,  thus style stands out as self projection in numerous ways of fashion, lifestyle and ethical class, jail is always associated with the forgotten's and unwanted characters, we bridged the gap through the cutting edge of style. Unique and different is the next generation of beautiful

Photographer: Mphela Tshwene (Rehae Media)

Stylist: Tshepo Mohlala and Vusi Ndinisa

Creative Director: Sthembiso Mngadi

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On the Streets...

 

Style Architect Tshepo Mohlala

Style Architectz Tshepo and Vusi

 

This where it all begin.

This is the day we learned that time is time and money is money, not the other way around (time is money)

Any who, we are all about style men street style. 

Perfectly tailored blazers, Grandpa shoes and slim fitting trousers.

Our style is clean  yet sophisticated. And we hope that we see more and more street style like we do it.

We are the future of African Street Style.

Too cool

On the Streets

It has been months since I've updated my Blog, been busy with promoting our facebook page which is doing exceptionally well. 

I came across this image while i was surfing the internet just now and felt this deserves to b blogged.

Anywho I am a lover of the American Gangster look, hence this Beautiful perfectly tailored Blue suit caught my attention.

This is really what style is for me, being bold: not too much but just right.

Style Achitectz turns two months

Today the blog turn two months since I've re-branded the and also created style architectz page

I am honored with the response I got and keep on getting with regards to the success of the page.

More is yet to come, just want to thank everyone who accepted my invitation.

My boys from Kenya Trevor Sydney and Bryan Emray (fashion Dome)

Tumelo, Thato Revlin, Sage and Julz. 

Without these guys I wouldn't  have made it this far.

And to everyone who is a loyal fan of Style Architectz brace yourself this is the beginning!

AFricas number one Street Style jounrl

The Older The Better

 

This is exactly How I want to Look When Iam Fifty years old...

The I get the better I become as a Stylist..

For me this is the look of the week.

Brown shoes, tartan socks, tartan jacket and white pants. AMEN

Stylist Portfolio: Prints

Photographer: Tshepo Mohlala

Stylist: Tshepo Mohlala

Model: Sibusiso Ngwenya

Had a fabulous time with Sbu on the shoot, Wished we took more photos however these are some of the best shots we took.

I am Head over hills with with African prints at the moment felt I should capture it.

I love the colorful printed pants, great to wear on a relaxed day on the beach in Mozambique or wherever.

Well I'll be having more shoots for my stylist portfolio so brace yourselves and feel free to suggest anything to me.

I didn't do much editing on these, just love them raw.

Thanks to Sthembiso Mngadi for the clothes,

Simphiwe zungu for the camera and apartment

and everyone who played a role in the success of the shoot.

Thee Kingdom: Boys of Soweto

Katlego 'Rams' one of my friends in the fashion industry... 

Chuck bass and Scott don't are nothing compared to boy right here.

These are some of his photos taken from his blog last updated 5 months ago, and this just shows the power of style and pictures, the two combined are exceptionally powerful. 

Pictures show that we've lived and style never fades.

Too cool I love these boys they have a good thing going, just keep your head on the ground for them.

Street Style Paris

Food for the eye!!!!

Just when I thought budding floral trends are going out of season. It seems like I looked at it from a fashion trend side of things, or rather the fact that I am not a fan of Florals. While fashions come and go Style never fades (coco Channel)

Only the stylish know how to play around with floral prints one of the most challenging patterns to style for!

Authentic African street style

Africanism at it's best... 

Just when I thought I wont be seeing any floral shirts, they had to a photo shoot on the dessert

very nicely planned, gave life to the dessert by placing live flowers, enhanced the image brought the concept to life. You wouldn't say this was done on a real dessert. 

The power of art brings anything to life when it is executed..

I love this concept, out of the city and embracing nature. 

The color pallet for this shoot is so relaxed, natural #primary and secondary have been employed to give you that relaxed, warm and welcoming feel.

As a stylist this is a Job well done.

African fashion 

Color is Everything

Just as we all thought we can finally say goodbye to color blocking which has been trending for the past three   

seasons. Style is eternal fashion trends change every season but style never fades. 

More people are beginning to realize the importance of knowing how to dress their body, These stylish Afrrican men made me jealous for a moment. 

I'm fulfilled when I see such looks! 

Incase you haven't noticed this right here is food for the eye. You have to agree with me Africans are catching up with style.... (food for thought)

My wish is for everyone to start dressing good and stop criticizing, but not everyone is into fashion.

Fashion Fades, Style is Eternal.

Too cool African Street Style

Street Etiquette

these boys clearly know how to grab my attention.

I was mesmerised, and overly astonished when I found out that these two boys,

Global Internet fashion street style G's from the well popular blog street etiquette are just in their early 20's.

They've won loads of awards for their blog, including GQ awards and a features in some popular magazines in the UK

I feel inspired when I hear and see such hard efforts being acknowledged by worlds great fashion houses.

were I come from an average 20 s0m3thing year old is still in school trying to figure out their purpose in life.

This evokes the thought of believing in yourself, do what everyone is doing yet knowing what only you can do it better.

It is a fact that you are one in a "Krill lion" [ice age three]

the are loads of style blogs. We as style architectz acknowledge that but the can only be one in a "krill ion"

Good Images, good style

Photography

Street Fashion and photography for real.

Got these images of Manthe [stylist and talented dancer] on tumblr.

This is a someone I can really give a style architect award. Talk about Vogue Africa standard.

Nothing compares to women who are smart, great personality and STYLE

Style architectz are people who dress for the occasion yet maintain their standard..

Too cool.

Uncle Cool Cat

Uncle Cool Kat music video.

Gives us a glimpse of Soweto lifestyle...

Car drifting is a sensation all around south Africa and if it happens you have a BMW 325, spin that thing...

No formalities but a communal lifestyle is highly highlighted in this music video...

Uncle Cool Cat

Choc (Cream Cartel)

 Images from music video (siyasebenza)

South Africa's rising Phenomenal Hip Hop/Rap artist Uncle Cool Kat!

Been listening to the song all weekend. 

I must comment on his style of music, very different to commercial hip hop sound. A bit of traditional African beat and tempo.

To me this is the dynamic hip hop artist SA has been waiting. He never conformed to the standards set by others instead, went for something way different and got us dancing!!

Local hip hop boy with a taste for style. Laid back hip hop culture look. Baseball sweaters, cool cap with a touch of leopard print, baggy jeans and vintage Loyd shades. 

Great media exposure coverage will certainly influence some kid out there passionate about hip hop and making a name for themselves.

Can't wait to hear his full offering!!!

Style Architects

I needed to do this a while back, [tailoring the blog]

This time around I'm involving more authors for the blog, I feel this is a great platform for me to showcase the people I work with and yes amazing style on the streets.

I hope you like as much as I do.