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[GALLERY] How Mzansi’s biggest stars dressed ‘Tomorrow’s Black Tie’ at Netflix’s 10-year celebration

From Pearl Thusi's chainmail slip dress to Sdumo Mtshali's galaxy-print tux, see how SA's top stars interpreted Netflix's 'Tomorrow's Black Tie' dress code.

[GALLERY] How Mzansi’s biggest stars dressed ‘Tomorrow’s Black Tie’ at Netflix’s 10-year celebration

Netflix celebrated its 10-year presence in South Africa with a grand event at Divine Sunset in Midrand. The theme, "Tomorrow’s Black Tie," challenged guests to interpret the future of formal attire. Across the Rosebank press showcase and the Midrand celebration, Mzansi’s top stars showcased a range of futuristic formal styles. Pearl Thusi embraced liquid metal with a beaded, spaghetti-strap gown, while Azania Mosaka donned an off-the-shoulder wine-red gown with a dramatic skirt.

Thando Thabethe went for a sleek one-shoulder, crystal-encrusted gown, and Sdumo Mtshali made waves with a graphic galaxy-print tuxedo jacket. Despite the challenge, the most memorable looks treated "futuristic" as an opportunity to experiment with textures and silhouettes rather than just adding more sparkle.

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