The 2024 Durban July at Greyville was a dazzling showcase of fashion and style, with South African celebrities bringing their A-game to the annual horse racing event.
2024 Durban July: SA celebs with the best looks
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The event, known for its blend of high-stakes horse racing and glamorous fashion, did not disappoint. With R5 million in prize money, the excitement at Greyville was palpable.
It was a memorable occasion, especially with the possibility of it being the last race hosted by Gold Circle, pending the Competition Commission’s decision on Hollywoodbets’ offer to buy the company.
Among the standout looks, media personality and Big Brother Africa winner Khosi Twala stole the spotlight in a stunning ocean-inspired ensemble.
Twala’s look was both elegant and avant-garde, setting a high bar for the event.
Another notable appearance was made by radio DJ Lamiez Holworthy.
She turned heads in a sleek, modern ensemble that combined bold sparkles and sharp tailoring.
Her look was a perfect mix of sophistication and edginess, earning her praise from fashion critics and fans alike.
Household actress Jessica Nkosi also made a grand entrance in a glamorous outfit that showcased her impeccable style.
Draped in a figure-hugging gown with dramatic details, Matheba’s look was the epitome of high fashion.
Her choice of accessories and confident demeanor added to the overall impact, making her one of the best-dressed celebrities at the event.
Actor and singer Sandile Mahlangu kept it classic with a twist, donning a colourful suit with a vibrant twist.
His ensemble featured a unique pattern that paid homage to traditional African designs, seamlessly blending cultural elements with contemporary fashion.
The 2024 Durban July was not only about fashion but also had significant economic implications.
With an estimated 45,000 visitors, the event brought a much-needed boost to the local hospitality industry. eThekwini Municipality’s Economic Development and Planning Committee chairperson, Councillor Thembo Ntuli, highlighted the event’s positive economic impact, noting a direct spend of R271 million and a total contribution of R670 million to the eThekwini GDP.
The event also created approximately 5,000 jobs, further supporting the local economy.
