Whether you are meeting his parents for the first time, or you are planning for Umembeso, a modern shweshwe dress for Makoti will leave a lasting impression for your partners family.

How To Dress As Makoti

Sometimes called lobola dresses, the modern Makoti’s dresses will distinguish her from other women, beautiful, smart and dignified. Consider a stylish but descent dress for this event, choose a suitable dress for your shape and style and avoid skimpy clothing, short dresses or dresses that are too revealing.

The modern Makoti is always looking for something new, never been seen before Makoti Dress Styles, but these few simple points should guide you when looking for the perfect Shweshwe Makoti Dress:

Makoti Dress code follows a few simple rules :

• Doeks
• Covering the head with the black doek is a sign of respect towards elders. The good news is that times and changed and families have become a bit more relaxed, the traditional black doek is no longer a must, any doek is generally accepted. You can choose any colour doek to match your outfit

• Skirt / Dress Length
• The ankle-length print skirts cover the bride’s legs to show that she is not a girl anymore. It also probably serves to avoid attention from possible suitors.

We have compiled a few Shweshwe Dresses for Makoti to help you in your search for the perfect lobola dress ideas.

Shweshwe Dresses For Makoti

Flaunt your opulence and grandeur with the seasons Shweshwe Dresses for Makoti. We have compiled a selection of Shweshwe Makoti designs for women of all ages and style preferences from some of the well-known African fashion designers in South Africa.

Shweshwe is popular for its styles and traditional touch. Our collection comes with various experimentation’s that makes each outfit beautiful and exceptional. These Shweshwe Dresses have every traditional element that is more common in any African outfit. The Shweshwe outfit for Makoti has undergone several modifications over the years, that give it a modern touch but remain relevant to the African culture and traditions.

 A collection of 2018 – 2020 Shweshwe dresses