“Most Stunning MD Dress”: Cape Town Learner Slays With Gorgeous 2-in-1 Matric Dance Dress
- A Cape Town matriculant named Kiara stunned her family when she stepped out in a blue dress with a flared bottom that turned out to be a 2-in-1 design
- The young woman pulled off the Velcro holding the skirt piece together and handed it to someone on the side, revealing a completely different style
- The video went viral with over 30,000 views as people asked who made the dress and complimented the young woman
Source: TikTok
A young woman stepped out into the hall area where her family members were waiting to see her matric ball dress on 13 November 2025. Everyone shouted out when they saw her wearing a stunning blue dress. @ruthgraaf16 shared a video with the caption:
"My niece Kiara with her matric ball. Proud Aunty Ruthy❤️🥰" The clip went viral on TikTok, getting over 30,000 views and hundreds of comments.
The video showed Kiara wearing a stunning blue dress with a bottom that flared out. She stood and took pictures for a little while, and then moved her hand to the side of her hip where she tried to unbuckle something. She had a little bit of difficulty because of the strength of the Velcro holding the bottom part of the dress, which was like a skirt that flared out and originally looked like one piece.
She pulled out the velcro holding the ends together and pulled the skirt piece away, handing it off to someone on the side. The family members cheered even more as the dress changed entirely. It went from having a sequined top with a wide cleavage area and beautiful blue designs on the top with a plain blue bottom, to having beautiful stitching and sequins right up to the bottom of her hips.
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There was a train at the back of the dress. The shape of the bottom changed as well. The dress was more tight-fitting around her hips, and then it flared out a little from her knees to the bottom of her legs, giving it an almost mermaid-like style. It was later revealed that the dress was designed by a Cape Town local.
Source: TikTok
Mzansi is impressed by the dress
People flooded the comments section asking who made the dress and complimenting the young woman.
@CURLY GODDESS said:
"How beautiful are our people 🥹🥹🥹"
@Sharla M wrote:
"Absolutely drop dead gorgeous👌👌👌The dress is out of this world🥰🥰🥰"
@Juliana Filander shared:
"Oh yes!!! May his goodness follow you all the day of your life... Stay safe & Blessed, and just look up every day..🔥🔥"
@Meagan asked:
"Who made this dress. Wow!!"
@rubicon4321 gushed:
"This is it🤩 👏 Wow, the most stunning MD dress."
@🌸Ally🌸 added:
"Wow 😍absolutely stunning!"
@Bernadette Fourie said:
"Wow, you look stunning, girl!"
@Elanor wrote:
"Most stunning, I just love the dress ❤️❤️🥰"
Why 2-in-1 dresses are trending
According to fashion experts at Fashion Fix Online, wearing a two-in-one dress is always a great option for celebrities. The reason these dresses are so popular is really about versatility. Women like having choices. They want to switch up their style without buying new outfits all the time. With a two-in-one dress, you can turn it inside out, and it suddenly looks completely different.
It also saves a lot of time. If you are running late and do not know what to wear, you can rely on this one dress in your wardrobe. If you are travelling and do not have much luggage space, it is even better. You can wear the same dress two days in a row and no one will notice. These dresses also work well for events, giving you more than one look for different moments, just like the matriculant shown in TikTok user @ruthgraaf16's video.
Watch the TikTok clip below:
More stunning matric dance moments
- Briefly News recently reported that a young man's stylish matric dance entrance in a red BMW became a hot topic.
- A Grade 12 pupil caught Mzansi's attention after revealing the full cost of her unforgettable matric dance, which shocked viewers.
- A young Free State pupil arrived at his matric dance in a TLB, amusing social media users.
Proofreading by Kelly Lippke, copy editor at Briefly.co.za.
Source: Briefly News
