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Key basicsSeven classic wardrobe essentials

The white shirt

The little black dress

The white T-shirt

BONGI’SFAVEOpposite page: Shirt

R350 and pants R450, both Foschini

This page: T-shirt R160, Exact, pants R450 and shoes R450, both Foschini; Dress R199, Exact; shoes R280, Foschini

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Londen wears: Shirt R240, jeans R240 and shoes

R199, all ExactLily wears: Dress R180 and shoes

R110, all Exact

Denim on denim: wearing it right with

two different shades of

denim

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The many faces of the renowned personality, mother and Unicef ambassador

FACT FILE• Born and raised in Cape Town, Jo-Ann went on to study at Stellenbosch

University and graduated with a BCom degree in law.

• In 2000, she was crowned Miss South Africa, and went on to represent the

country at the Miss World and Miss Universe pageants as well.

• Over the years, she has been asked to MC some of SA’s top events, including

the opening ceremony for the 2010 Fifa World Cup.

• Ever the Good Samaritan, Jo-Ann spearheaded the Princess Project in 2008,

which organises matric dance dresses for underprivileged girls.

• Jo-Ann is happily married and has two children.

Jo-Ann Strauss

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HELPING OTHERS‘I feel incredibly honoured to be a

Unicef ambassador, and do my best

to highlight the plight of the most

vulnerable in our society. There are

various projects within Unicef that I

am working on and early childhood

development is one of the key areas

on which I focus.’

FAMILY VALUES‘Motherhood has changed me in so

many ways, it’s hard to narrow down

its benefits. It has put everything into

perspective for me. I am so blessed to

be able to have kids, and being a mom

has shown me how vulnerable I now

am – with my heart beating outside my

body in these two little people. It’s the

most humbling experience. And I’ve also

realised how much sleep deprivation

I can handle!’

‘being a mom has shown me how vulnerable i now am. it’s the most humbling experience. i’ve also realised how much sleep deprivation i can handle!’

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This page: Bra (twin pack) R349.95, panties (twin pack)

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home, you invite them to yourself.’– Oprah Winfrey

Armchair R3 399@home

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MAKE IT LASTThere’s no denying that wearing such

a vibrant shade on your lips will turn

heads, so prep your pout and get your

lippy on point. First exfoliate your lips

with a damp cloth to gently buff away

dead skin cells, then apply a hydrating

lip balm. Allow the formula to sink in,

then dab a small amount of concealer

or foundation over the surface of the

lips to create a blank canvas. Carefully

line your lips with a lip liner matching

the shade of your lipstick, then use a

lip brush to fill them in with your lipstick

of choice. To boost the staying power,

dab off any excess lipstick, blot with

translucent powder and then apply

another coat.

HISTORY LESSONRed lipstick in slick, compact packaging

and smooth, creamy textures has not

always been as readily available as it is

now. For centuries, women have been

experimenting to create the perfect

ruby stain, and this can be traced as

far back as 3000 BCE, when ancient

Mesopotamians crushed gemstones to

decorate their lips. Cleopatra and the

Egyptians promptly followed suit by

using a concoction of beetles, ants and

beeswax. Fast-forward to the 1950s

when Hollywood stars such as Marilyn

Monroe and Elizabeth Taylor quickly

popularised this dramatic colour. Today,

celebrities such as Gwen Stefani and

Taylor Swift rock red lipstick as their

signature look. It’s quite clear that the

crimson lip is here to stay. C

‘if you’re sad, add more lipstick

and attack.’– Coco Chanel

Revlon Super Lustrous Lipstick in Fire & Ice, R159

Essence Long-lasting Lipstick in All You Need Is Red, R49.95

Rimmel The Only One Lipstick in Best Of The Best, R119.95

Red lipstickThe most iconic make-up must-have?

A bold red lipstick, of course! There’s

nothing quite like this look-at-me hue

for an instant confidence boost. From

blue-based, postbox reds that will make

your teeth appear whiter to bright coral

reds with an orange undertone, there is

a shade of red out there to suit every

skin colour. Let your lips do all the talking

by pairing a dramatic lip with subtle,

neutral-toned eyes and cheeks.

for optimal comfort, pick a

creamy formula over a matt

version

Visit tfgclub.co.za for more beauty tips

INVESTMENTBUY

Lancôme L’Absolu Rouge Cream Lipstick

in Caprice, R399

All available at selected Foschini stores

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48 FEBRUARY 2017

Foodmadesimple

IngredIents1 cup white sugar

¾ cup water

½ cup granadilla pulp

Zest of 1 lemon

1L vanilla ice cream

12–18 marshmallows

4–6 sugar cones

Method1 Cook the sugar, water, granadilla pulp

and lemon zest in a pot over low heat,

stirring until the sugar is dissolved. Bring

to a boil. Cook for 10–15 minutes until

the liquid is slightly reduced.

2 Microwave the ice cream for 2 minutes

to soften slightly.

3 Stir half the syrup through the ice

cream. Freeze for 2–4 hours until firm.

4 Toast the marshmallows.

to serve1 Scoop the ice cream into the cones,

drizzle with the remaining syrup and

top with toasted marshmallows.

total cost: r51*

ice cream dreamGranadilla sundaes with toasted marshmallows

serves 4–6

Note: If you are not braaiing, you can toast the marshmallow over a small flame or with a kitchen blowtorch instead.

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IngredIentsFor the ice cream4 ripe red plums, cut into chunks

Zest and juice of 1 orange

½ cup white sugar

½ cup water

½ tsp vanilla essence

1L vanilla ice cream

For the crumble1 cup cake flour

½ cup rolled oats

⅓ cup white sugar

½ tsp salt

80g butter

MethodFor the ice cream1 Place the plums, orange zest and

juice, sugar, water and vanilla essence

in a pot. Bring to a simmer over medium

heat, stirring constantly.

2 Cook until the plums disintegrate

and the mixture thickens slightly. This

should take 15–20 minutes. Set aside

to cool.

3 Microwave the ice cream for 2 minutes

to soften slightly.

4 Stir most of the plum syrup (reserve

some for serving) through the ice cream.

Freeze for 2–4 hours until firm.

For the crumble1 Preheat the oven to 180°C. Grease a

baking tray or line it with baking paper.

2 Place all the ingredients in a bowl. Use

your fingertips to rub the butter into the

dry ingredients until the mixture just

comes together to form crumbs.

3 Spoon the crumble mixture on to

a baking tray in a smooth layer. Bake

for 10–15 minutes, until light golden in

colour. Set aside to cool completely.

to serve

1 Gently roll scoops of ice cream in

the crumble to coat. Place in cups and

spoon over some of the reserved syrup.

total cost: r39*

Serves 6–8

Plum and orange crumble sundaes

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