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Sithelo Shozi, the South African influencer and fashion icon, graced the streets of Paris in an enchanting display of timeless elegance. Adorned in classic black and white attire, she mesmerized onlookers with her poise and style, particularly in front of the iconic Café de Flore.

In an exclusive photoshoot captured by renowned photographer Jacques Lefevre, Shozi showcased her effortless blend of modern chic and old-world charm. Against the backdrop of the historic café, she exuded sophistication, embodying the essence of Parisian allure.

The images, shot in stunning black and white, captured Shozi’s allure in its purest form. Each frame immortalized her in moments of contemplation and grace, her silhouette juxtaposed against the timeless architecture of Paris.Café de Flore, a legendary haunt of intellectuals and artists, provided the perfect setting for Shozi’s sartorial narrative. As she stood beneath its iconic awning, the spirit of Hemingway and Picasso seemed to linger in the air, lending an aura of creativity to the scene.Shozi’s choice of attire was deliberate yet understated, echoing the classic elegance of Audrey Hepburn in “Breakfast at Tiffany’s.” With a tailored black coat draped effortlessly over her shoulders and a crisp white blouse accentuating her silhouette, she epitomized Parisian chic.

Her accessories were subtle yet impactful, with a statement beret adding a touch of whimsy to her ensemble. Against the backdrop of Café de Flore’s bustling terrace, Shozi stood as a beacon of style, drawing admiration from passersby and photographers alike.

In an era dominated by fast fashion and fleeting trends, Shozi’s embrace of timeless elegance serves as a refreshing reminder of the enduring allure of classic style. As she navigated the cobbled streets of Paris, she did so with grace and confidence, leaving an indelible impression on all who crossed her path.

As the sun set over the Seine, Shozi bid adieu to the enchanting streets of Paris, leaving behind a trail of mesmerized admirers and a legacy of timeless elegance. In a world enamored with the latest fads, she stands as a beacon of enduring style, a modern-day muse for the ages.

Mzansi is still reeling from the untimely and tragic loss of 30-year-old actor Mpho Sebeng.

Sebeng passed away in the early hours of Sunday morning in Potchefstroom due to a car accident.

Despite his young age, Sebeng had appeared in close to twenty productions, and his ceiling was extremely high. In 2018, he was nominated for Best Actor at the SAFTAs.

Fans and colleagues of Sebeng have been sharing their grief on social media and remembering the talented actor.

Renowned South African thespian Nthati Moshesh shared a touching memory of Sebeng, recalling an emotional scene they shot together.You reacted to my tears, and that made me cry even harder on INGOMA, the song. If I’d known that this was one of my last hugs to you, I would have squeezed you tighter, you beautiful, kind, loving, respecting young man.”

Moshesh praised Sebeng’s fashion sense, describing it as “out of this world” and expressing her love and admiration for him.

“I hope I said I love you and admire you enough. We shared screen time on Savage Beauty, Ring of Lies, Saints and Sinners And lastly, on Ingoma, the song.”

She also shared these words of comfort with the Sebeng family.

“To the SEBENG (your beloved mom) family, we are at a loss for words. We share your sorrow and grief. Thank YOU for birthing this amazing soul. South Africa mourns with you. Our humblest and deepest sympathies.

Concluding her deepfelt message, Moshesh vowed to remember Sebeng’s craft, talent, and love of storytelling.