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MEET THE FOUNDER

Prince Mpumelelelo Chapi is the founder of House of Lelo. he started collaborating with a fashion designer, Sbonelo Madlala into making a clothing line: S&M Creations. he then desided that he is going to launch a onlinne boutique where he would work with south african fashion designers an use his following on scial media to market his products. “ive always had a thing for fashion, and i wanted to be a fashion dsigner from as long as i could rememeber, being in the closet made me scared to ask my parents to study fashion as that was considered as feminime , i started fashionn blogging righ after matric and my love for fasion under a hiden name . my love for fashion just continued growing more masssively after i met Sbonelo and we planned for practically a whole year ; branding and developing the clothing line”- Mpumelelo

he first lauched his digial marketing business at the age of 20 and a year later he the desided to venture into fashion and never looked back.

-writen by Ntokozo Mkhize

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My First Blog Post

Be yourself; Everyone else is already taken.
— Oscar Wilde.

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TO New Beginnings

For a quite some time I have been wanting to share this with you all . I have decided to launch my very own House of Lelo . House of Lelo is an online fashion house that’s sell my designs tailored by my trusted Designer and everything is made locally . I would say being part of house of Royalty really taught me a lot in terms of designing and fashion. I have decided to start my own company and I’m proud to say that I’m not sponsored nor partnered up with anyone . Brace your selves as I Am about to bless you with collection for every season .

-Mpumelelo chapi (Mphephethwa)

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