Our Best 3 Looks at Patek Philippe Cubitus

Yesterday, the Patek Philippe boutique in Sandton transformed into a haven of luxury, elegance, and meticulous craft. With the debut of the Cubitus Range, the evening brought together some of South Africa’s most stylish tastemakers, invited for an intimate celebration hosted by GMT International. But while the watches sparkled, so did the fashion, and these three looks stood out in every frame and every turn of the head for us.

Bonang Matheba’s Monochrome Masterclass in Suiting

Bonang Matheba

If elegance had a uniform, this would be it. Stepping onto the blue-lit carpet in a crisp, oversized white pinstripe suit, Bonang redefined what it means to command a room. The structure of the suit, broad shoulders, sharp lapels, and perfectly draped trousers nodded to classic tailoring, but the relaxed fit gave it that contemporary, unbothered edge.

She styled it with a matching pale tie and button-down shirt, tucked just enough to show ease. Her accessories sealed the deal: a dainty metallic mini bag that shimmered softly under the lights, sharp white pointed heels, and oversized sunglasses that brought the attitude full circle. Every piece of this outfit said one thing, class! 

Kefilwe Mabote’s Noir Seduction

Kefilwe Mabote

Luxury influencer Kefilwe Mabote showed up like she already owned the room, and then owned it again in front of the camera. Wearing a black pinstriped tailored mini dress, her look fused the language of menswear with high-octane femininity. The dress hugged her just right, with a dramatic asymmetrical scarf detail that flowed down the front like a whisper of drama.

She paired the look with sleek black shades, a muted beige Louis Vuitton top-handle bag, and glossy heels that gave her legs the spotlight they deserved. Hair slicked back, makeup sculpted and precise, it was all confidence, no noise. This outfit was a perfect, minimalist nod to power dressing, evening elegance, and quiet luxury all at once.

Boity in Blush — Softness with Edge

Boity

Boity brought a softer palette to the mix but didn’t sacrifice an ounce of impact. Dressed in a sculpted dusty blush blazer dress, made distinctive by a diagonal cutout detail across the chest and a bold silver chain linking each lapel. The dress hit that sweet spot between armor and art, feminine, but fierce.

Her pointed metallic pumps glinted under the boutique lights, adding edge to the romantic tones of her outfit. She completed the look with a burgundy mini clutch and subtle jewelry, letting the dress and chain detailing speak for itself. Hair on point and eyes lit up, Boity reminded us that fashion is fair enough when you have your style intact. 

At a celebration where time stood still for the art of watchmaking, these women reminded us that personal style is timeless too. Their looks didn’t end at  reflecting trends, they echoed intention, confidence, and a little bit of bold magic. South African fashion? Undeniably in its golden era.

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