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Step into a department store to buy clothes and you’re confronted with every possible style of design, yet never quite the style... >

Ayesha Kamalie isn’t just a painter, or a fashion designer, or a product designer. She’s all of these, as well as a qualified architect. >

If a T-shirt is the staple garment in everyone’s wardrobe, then it makes sense for designers to use it as a platform for expression. >

If you’re looking for exclusively tailored casual and formal shirts of the highest standard, then you can stop looking. >

Combine design, beauty, a lot of waste material and a fresh look at the old, and you get innovation that brings a smile to your face. >

There's finally an eco-friendly alternative to that classic garment that usually only gets worn once. >

Adding to the excitement mounting around the World Cup, Design Indaba is offering creative holiday workshops for high-school learners. >

Sustainability is all the rage. Check out how designers are contributing to the global objective. >

Sonja Bäumel’s (In)visible Membrane is about life on the human body and its design applications. >

A collaboration between photographer Guido Schwarz and designer Lara Klawikowski was bound to be different. >

In celebration of the 2010 FIFA World Cup, Umbro invited seven creatives to design the World Champions Collection. >

What happens when you have a passion for beautiful clothing and the seductive feeling of latex? You get Kaori Matsubara’s Latex Dreams. >

Clive Rundle's "Marie Antoinette returns to Paris after attending a lesbian wedding in Africa" was well received at Paris Fashion Week. >

Yves Behar and Issey Miyake have sensualised the mystery of time with a new VUE of the future. >

Designer Frank Tjepkema has expanded on earlier concepts of overlapping logos in his new Clockwork Love collection. >

Muti, by Clinton and Carrick Campbell, is a clothing label that embodies the African heritage and is without a doubt 100% South African. >

The TOFFIE Popular Culture Festival is a celebration of all that is pop cult right at your doorstep. >

Design Indaba Expo 2010: Anglo Gold Ashanti Gold Couture winner Tiffany Marx moulds precious metals into beautiful pieces of work. >

Design Indaba Expo 2010: See piece's unique collection for the M-Net Face of Africa Finals in Lagos earlier this month. >

Design Indaba Expo 2010: Designer Susan Didcott's Trip Handbags are made from old reclaimed fabric treasures. >

South Africa’s only independent fashion ramp, the 2010 Design Indaba Expo again promises a stellar line-up of newbies and show favourites. >

The five participants in the Cape Town Fashion Council's Fashion for Business Programme will exhibit at the Design Indaba Expo. >