South Africans Don’t Play With Style, See All The Fascinating Looks From The L’Ormarins Queen’s Plate Racing Festival

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The L’Ormarins Queen’s Plate racing festival kicked off South Africa’s social calendar at the Kenilworth Race Course on Saturday.

Internationally acknowledged as one of the best race days in the world, LQP is one of the oldest and most storied horse races in South Africa.

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The attendees included the top Stylistas; Nomzamo Mbatha, Sarah Langa, Nandipha Magudumana amongst others who brought fashion back with vengeance at this year’s edition. Hats, fascinators, bows, and pretty pastel colours made strong statements with swoon-worthy hair and beauty looks.

Keep scrolling to see all the hot looks from #LQP2019

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