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The change of times sure bring great evolution that involves creating history. A first ever showcase exclusively hosted by the modelling agency drank water this past Saturday.

In a time in Komani where aspiring models are much hungry. Prince Whyte, CloseUp Model Agency founder wouldn’t let the bones fly no more for these passionate girls. Modelling industry is political as it is and in advantage of its controversy. Whyte also introduced the plus size models on his platform.

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On the 22nd of May, CloseUp Model Agency showcase was held in Komani’s Town Hall hosted by Prince Whyte and Entle Imbali Dlali. The models were dressed by Nox_Scott and the famous local clothing brand, Blvck045 Clothing. The moments were captured by Komani’s very own photographer, Francé. The special guests were Confide To Heal and Let’s give a girl a pad founder, Sibonisiwe Daweti and Bhut Malumz Wrote and New-Age Generation Trends founder, Bhut Malumz.

Nox_Scott has been wishing to showcase her work and I decided to put her on board. She has a kid in the agency so the influence was soft. Ayabulela Fatuse(Blvck045 Clothing founder and director) and I have a long way back from when he was at school until now. He is one guy that won’t disappoint even if I call him last minutes. I am really greatful that they were part of us and wish we could do more events.

Although the tickets for the event were reported sold out. The audience didn’t fill the hall. Whyte said that the majority of people that bought the tickets didn’t pull up and didn’t know the reason. He was happy that his models showcased with the audience that attended and that the event wasn’t postponed. This was first Whyte’s event he handled alone and learned a thing or two to correct his mistakes next time to put out the best showcase.