Manie Libbok's wife Verna steals the show at Cape Town Fashion Week

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Springbok Wag Verna-Lee is trending against the backdrop of her recent Instagram post. In October, Manie Libbok married his longtime girlfriend in Mossel Bay.

Manie Libok’s wife, Verna, took to social media in October against the backdrop of their wedding, sharing photos from their wedding day.

The now fan-favourite Wag captioned the photos, “The best day of our lives.” However, since tying the knot, Verna has fast become one of the most followed Wags.

MANIE LIBBOK’S WIFE VERNA STEALS THE SHOW AT CAPE TOWN FASHION WEEK

Thanks to her huge social media following, Verna often trends whenever she posts or gets posted. She is making headlines after attending the annual Cape Town Fashion Week 2024.

Curated by Africa Fashion International (AFI), The Edit Spring Summer 24 took place at the iconic Hollywoodbets Kenilworth Racecourse on the 29th and 30th of November.

Verna was one of the A-listers who showed up at the must-attend affair for fashionistas and design enthusiasts.

No doubt, the annual event showcased some of the continent’s most talented designers, including Alia Baré from Niger/Senegal and South African Londeka Buthelezi-Ndaba.

However, despite several costumes making headlines, Verna’s outfit stole the show. She wore a sleek grey suit that she complimented with white designer heels.

She made the look picture-perfect with black shades from RS Sunglasses by Rolene Strauss. Fans have since flooded her social media feeds after she shared photos from the event.

Verna’s post has gained thousands of comments and reactions since it dropped online. Manie Libbok gushed over his wife, “Beautiful, my life.” RS Sunglasses commented, “We are in love.”

Another user commented, “You’ve styled this outfit so well. Gorgeous girl.” Eliane Africa commented, “I love the outfit.”

MIA LE ROUX UNVEILS STUNNING NDEBELE-INSPIRED NATIONAL COSTUME

However, Miss SA Mia le Roux also revealed her Miss Universe national costume at Cape Town Fashion Week. Due to health reasons, Mia le Roux withdrew from Miss Universe 2024 a day before the final.

Against her withdrawal, South Africans and the world were denied a glimpse of her national costume.

According to IOL, the Ndebele-inspired national costume, with its culturally significant symbols, featured original artwork from iconic Ndebele artist Dr Esther Mahlangu at the base of the gown.

However, there was also a touch from AFI Atelier. Speaking to the media, Le Roux said she was delighted South Africans could see the eye-catching garment.