Woman Shares Snaps of Personalised D&G Sneakers, SA Desperately Want a Pair

Woman Shares Snaps of Personalised D&G Sneakers, SA Desperately Want a Pair

  • A local woman has headed online to share a snap of her customised Dolce & Gabbana sneakers
  • The lucky lady received the cool kicks as a present for her birthday
  • Mzansi headed to the comments section sharing their reactions to the social media flex

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A local woman has the internet buzzing after sharing a snap of her brand new sneakers online. The stunner was super excited about the kicks, having received them as a birthday gift.

Sneakers, Dolce & Gabbana, Customised, Twitter reactions
This lucky lady is flaunting her customised Dolce & Gabbana sneakers online. Images: @Xipopana_/Twitter
Source: Twitter

It's clear the customised Dolce & Gabbana shoes carry a hefty price tag, as the unique shoes usually retail for around R19 000.

Heading online, the birthday girl @Xipopana__ just had to flex with her new present.

"Look at that!" she excitedly captioned the post.

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The pretty shoes were white and featured incredible gold accents. Engraved on the sneakers were the words "Mrs N Mpopi", hinting at the fact that the shoes could be a present from one very loving man.

Locals soon headed to the comments section and wished the lucky lady a very happy birthday. Others had terrific compliments about the shoes.

Check out some of the comments below:

@Ginger_ess said:

"Happy Birthday Sesi. An abundance of blessings to you. Enjoy your day."

@Doll__er said:

"Happy Birthday sesi! Absolutely love the sneakers."

@TlamiM001 said:

"Happy birthday Kwetsi. Nice sneakers"

Man who failed for 16 years celebrates owning sneakers business: #BlackSuccess

In more interesting sneaker culture news, Briefly News previously reported that after pioneering an ingenious, locally-produced footwear company, a determined businessman has inspired South Africans with his story of success.

Lekau Sehoana is encouraging his followers not to give up on their dreams, using his 16 years of failure as a testament to what true resilience really looks like.

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Heading online, the founder of Drip Footwear shared this heartfelt message:

"Whatever happens to you, never lose hope. You fail at a business? Never lose hope. Losing a job? Never lose hope. Not being able to get a job? Never lose hope… it’s at the end of our persistence that we get to win. My life is a Testimony. 16 years of failure, no hope lost," he captioned the inspirational post.

Social media users were definitely left in awe of the persistent professional. Many felt encouraged to know that if a boy from the township could make such a huge success of his life, one day they could too.

One person also controversially remarked that he hoped no one was being exploited to produce the shoes.

Check out some of the interesting comments below:

@sibusiso_stanly said:

"Inspiration. Maybe my life is at 6/7 of failure in my business but I'm not losing hope."

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@BahumiMvp said:

"Dankie Bafo... Nothing is good or bad. Our thinking makes it."

@sisdogz said:

"Respect."

@Allen88Yuri said:

"I love the fact that his vision is to alleviate poverty and reduce unemployment."

@Ingonyama1993 said:

"Just make sure no one in China is exploited during the making of those sneakers."

@Keepdedicating said:

"Your story is a motivation to some of us who are currently finding it hard. We keep on believing and having a positive attitude. I will never give up, even though my mood is down... giving up is not on my list."

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