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Wednesday April 2, 2025

It was retail therapy at its finest as the Haveli Collection hosted a pop-up shop event, showcasing its line of resort wear at Round Hill Hotel and Villas in Hanover on March 22. Guests perused the collection, featuring a selected assortment of resort wear and crafted garments in premium natural fibres, including cotton, linen, and silk, while savouring delightful pours from Select Brands’ Ruffino wine collection and grooving to house music mixes from UK DJ Sippin’ T on the verandah at the on-property spa.

It was the perfect shopping experience with the added bonus of guests sharing their reviews with Haveli designer and Creative Director Mina Robertson.

Page 2 brings highlights.

Cultural Connections Lloadis Martinez and Alvaro Duenas, in from Colombia, shared a snap after bagging a piece from the collection.*

In Her Element Haveli designer and Creative Director Mina Robertson wore an Anya embroidered midi dress from her collection.*

Setting The Trend Designer Mina Robertson’s mum Charlene kept it cool in a Seema linen dress.*

Cheers to Style! Lifestyle curator Cecile Levee was in a joyous mood.*

Chic Mode Chartered accountant Patricia Henry made tropical bliss her focal point.*

A Fabulous Choice Michelle Vernon, CEO, Body Studio Skincare, snagged a piece from the collection.*

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