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Matlala's fashion drip sets tongues wagging
November 28, 2025
|The Star
VUSIMUZI ‘Cat’ Matlala traded in his designer wear for a more subdued look as he testified before Parliament's Ad Hoc Committee sitting at Kgosi Mampuru Correctional Centre on Wednesday.
As the alleged criminal mastermind took the hot seat, he was pictured wearing aslim-fit stretch white Burberry shirt, valued at R9 350, paired with beige pants - a noticeable shift from the flashy designer suits and luxury watches that had previously made headlines during his court appearances. Matlala’s previous courtroom fits were the stuff of social-media legend. From Dolce & Gabbana tuxedos to R2.5 million Rolex watches, the businessman made every appearance feel less like a bail hearing and more like a VIP event.
One memorable look included a crisp tux jacket and pants combo, paired with that iconic sapphire-studded Rolex, a style that had onlookers whispering more about his wrist than his legal troubles.
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