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Style icons Craig Native, Kuli Roberts, Philip Pikus and Bad Boy T will be among 500 VIPs at the PUMA Trend Convention at Atlas Studios in Johannesburg on Wednesday 7 September. The convention is a unique fashion show concept developed by PUMA internationally and held in Istanbul, Prague, Vienna and Budapest earlier this year.
For the Johannesburg event, 10 South African 'style icons' have been invited to interpret the PUMA Autumn Winter 2006 sports lifestyle range by combining PUMA apparel, footwear and accessories with other brands of clothing to create a unique show for South Africa's fashion media, opinion leaders and fashion trade.
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