The future of four South African fashion designers will be decided tonight (Wednesday, 4 October) when David Tlale chooses the winner of The Intern during the show's finale.
It's happening live from the Turbine Hall in Newtown and airs in a two-hour special on SABC3, starting at 19h30.
The final four have to present what the show is calling "an exit collection", which consists of a whopping seven looks per contestant. They have to present a cohesive signature collection that suits global trends and that has a distinctively South African style.
Who will do it best? Who's done it best so far? Who deserves to win?
Cast your eye over these designs by the four and you be the judge:
Cyla Gonsolves
Cyla Gonsolves is a 22-year-old from Stellenbosch, Western Cape, currently pursuing her Advance Diploma at CTCFD.
As an emerging creative, Cyla believes in fashion with a cause; that fashion should start a conversation, mean something and ignite a fire within.
Keletso Moraba
The youngest of the interns, Keletso, is 23-years-old, from Limpopo. He started designing his first garments 5 years ago and had his older sister adorn his designs.
Driven by a passion for fashion, Keletso decided to pursue his dreams and develop his craft at Central Johannesburg Collage, in 2016, and is still to graduate. His mother, a self-taught seamstress, is his inspiration and is the reason why he’s a fashion designer...
Kuena Moshoeshoe
Kuena was born and raised in Lesotho and studied Fashion Design at the University of Johannesburg where she recently graduated.
She is inspired by architecture, the human form and other forms of art such as sculptures, paintings and films. She is also inspired by fabric, she is detail orientated and enjoys manipulating patterns to make her work more interesting.
Sam Mosala
Samuel is a self-taught designer from Durban. At 44 years of age, he has 20 years’ experience in the industry. He did a year course in pattern-making at the Durban University of Technology.
A happy client always inspires him to go out and be better - giving quality finished products. Samuel always strives to be exceptional in everything he does.
The prize
The winner will win a one year contract as Assistant Designer to David Tlale, R200,000 cash, a Mercedes Benz CLA and a studio with equipment to the value of R 250 000.