All the Sun MET looks
New look, fresh excitement.
First ran in 1883, the Metropolitan Mile (now simply known as the MET) is even bigger in 2017, as race morning will attest.
By 11am Saturday morning roads around Kenilworth Racetrack was already clogged with eager fasionistas, serious betters and revelers cueing to see what the new-look MET has in store.
The now Sun International-backed event is expecting 20 000 people at its inaugural race day. That includes a long list of music, stage and screen stars donning their best to reflect the theme Decades of Glamour.
Here’s what some of the glitterati they are wearing today.
Former Miss South Africa Cindy Nel
Givin’ us a twirl, @CindyNell is at the #SunMet VIP tent, looking oh-so-glam. pic.twitter.com/M1MgDhTJ3f
— Sun Met (@SunMetZA) January 28, 2017
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Mister South Africa Habib Noorbhai
A wonderful day at the @SunMetZA with these beautiful people 😄@GrandWestSA
Dressed by: @RDclothing #MrSA #SunMet pic.twitter.com/hKDYhfid6r
— Habib Noorbhai (@Habib_Noorbhai) January 28, 2017
target=”_blank”>https://twitter.com/Habib_Noorbhai/status/825298412228734976
Liezl van der Westhuizen
We love this 60s #DecadesOfGlamour look, @liezelv! pic.twitter.com/JOecsJl8pp
— GrandWest (@GrandWestSA) January 28, 2017
target=”_blank”>https://twitter.com/GrandWestSA/status/825279499491274752
Chad Saaiman
@ChadSaaiman effortlessly pulls of the collarless jacket look #sunmet #sunmet2017 pic.twitter.com/tV5TisXHZ9
— Adriaan Roets (@AHHHdriaan) January 28, 2017
target=”_blank”>https://twitter.com/AHHHdriaan/status/825282943170015232
Gerry Rantseli-Elsdon
