Hayward's Winter Newsletter

Date
20 May 2011
Time
18:30 – 23:30
Location
African Pride 15 on Orange Hotel, Cape Town
Ticket Prices
R250
Ticket sales
Webtickets – http://www.webtickets.co.za/event.aspx?itemid=3109224
More details
Showcasing three of SA’s top designers
Complementary drinks and canapés served.
Goody bags filled with spa & clothing vouchers, and a variety of other gifts and gadgets.
Fashion show prelude featuring Carol Thorns on the cello.
Give-aways
Two weekend-away holidays for two lucky couples at Esiweni Lodge in the Big 5 Nambiti Game Reserve, KZN Midlands. Each of these prize packages includes accommodation, all meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner) morning and afternoon tea, and game drives.
Charity
R30 of each ticket sale will be donated to the ARO (The Animal Welfare Organisation)
Contact
Emma at  fashion@redcarpetconcepts.co.za /  021 801 4639

May 2011 introduces a fresh wave of excitement to Cape Town’s fashion scene – The Luxlife Red Carpet Fashion Show.

Building on the success of the April 2010 event, The Luxlife Red Carpet Fashion Show aims to offer Capetonians and visitors an unforgettable, world class experience, showcasing the best of South African music, gastronomy, and haute couture.
The event will be taking place at the spectacular 15 on Orange African Pride Hotel.

Guests will be warmly welcomed with tasty canapés and complimentary drinks before three of South Africa’s most prolific designers showcase their Winter Collections down the Red Carpet Runway.

After show drinks and snacks to be served at the Murano Bar with cool DJ’s taking us later into the night.

R30 of each ticket sold will be donated to ARO (The Animal Rescue Organisation).

For more information visit the Facebook event page:
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=184587804916884#!/event.php?eid=184587804916884
Website: www.redcarpetrunway.co.za

The City Improvement District of Green Point would like to commend the Cape Royale for their eco friendly and social responsibilities efforts.

As a new establishment in the Green Point vicinity, the Cape Royale has played a role in enriching the aesthetic appeal of the area – with its opulent style and grandeur – and setting an example with its exemplary green efforts.

The Cape Royale was designed around the concept of natural light and free flowing air. The building was constructed with suspended walkways allowing natural light and air to move freely through all eleven floors of the hotel. Motion sensors have also been fitted to each floor of the hotel, in so doing minimising the unnecessary use of lights.

Concentrating on conserving water as well as electricity, guests are urged – by means of cards featuring water saving tips – to pay attention to Africa’s ongoing water shortage problem.

From a social responsibility perspective, the Cape Royale Hotel is part of the Housing Trust’s Brick Foundation which helps build simple, affordable houses in poverty stricken areas like Mfuleni township outside of Cape Town. Cardboard “bricks” placed in the hotel’s rooms enable guests to donate money to the Brick Foundation charity, and in doing so affords guests the opportunity to do their bit for the social upliftment of South Africa.

The Cape Royal has also opted to support businesses in the local community by purchasing bath and body products from Charlotte Rhys, as well as buying Khayelitsha Rusks made by the previously unemployed women of this informal settlement.

Originally found on CID – posted with permission