Errol Arthur Arendz was born on 16 October 1953 and is a South African fashion designer.
10 Facts About Errol Arendz
Errol Arendz studied in Paris and worked in London in the 70's and officially launched his career in 1973 after graduating from the Ivor Kirsten Academy of Fashion in Johannesburg.
Errol Arendz became known in South Africa in 1978, when Fair Lady Magazine featured Barbara Barnard wearing his first collection.
Errol Arendz sewed her coat on his Bernina sewing machine at home.
Errol Arendz set up a studio in Cape Town while he was still in his 20s.
When Margaret Gardiner became Miss South Africa, Errol Arendz designed her ball gown for the Miss Universe contest, which she won.
Errol Arendz was popular under apartheid, with fashion magazines emphasizing the fact that he was coloured.
In 2003, Errol Arendz was commissioned by South African Airways to design the uniforms for all their crew, ground staff and flight attendants.
Errol Arendz's clients have included Priscilla Presley, Joan Collins, Shakira Caine, Joanna Lumley, Sharon Stone, Jaclyn Smith, Elita de Klerk, Pam Golding and Karen Barnard.
Errol Arendz was a judge on the reality TV modeling competition Revlon Supermodel in 2007 and L'Ormarins Queen's Plate Racing Festival in 2017.