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 Eve
Levinsohn studied at the Ivor Kirsten Academy of Fashion where after
she was immediately offered a position as head designer at the Edcon
Group. She started off designing for Celrose the in-house
manufacturing company for the then Edgars Group but went on to
design for many of the other labels within the group such as Shelly
Shops, Kelso, Merienne Hall, Penny C, Charter Club, Nite Out as well
as Sales House and Jet Stores.
Thereafter, she progressed into the exciting world of merchandising
and travelled the world buying samples and was part of a team in a
department called "the design centre" which specialised in trend
and colour forecasting.
Her love of
eveningwear and bling prompted Eve to start her own business when
she felt that she had achieved
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much as she could with her current position. She went on her own and
produced a range which she sold to boutiques such as Dodo's and Elle
Boutique. Wedding gowns were a natural progression from this and
Eve's Bridalwear was born.
Business philosophy: Always be honest, friendly and kind. Listen to
what clients are saying and strive to give a hundred percent of
herself.
Greatest achievements: Building a significant business in the bridal
wear market and being featured on Top Billing several times.
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Nonzwakazi
Masina grew up in Mthatha in the Eastern Cape. She was always
intrigued at how beautiful and glamorous people looked on TV and in
magazines.
She came to Jo'burg to study Beauty Therapy and Fashion Design at
Damelin College. "NZwaki" started working as a makeup artist for a
few brands and joined the Mac group as a manager for 3 and a half
years. She has done work for Fashion Week and several Magazines and
met Eve on a Top billing shoot.
She fell in love with Eve's style of bling Wedding gowns. She
recently joined Eve's Bridalwear as a partner. Nzwaki says it's her
"dream come true" to co-own the most glamorous one stop shop in town
and loves being part of making Brides feel like Princesses on their
Special Day.
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