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Tshepo Mohlala's changing fashion in South Africa.
The designer's making jeans which are bought by celebrities and royalty.
As a teenager, Mohlala lived in a poor township.
He loved wearing skinny jeans, but they weren't popular.
People laughed at them.
Because of his interest in fashion, Mohlala started studying at design college.
But it was too expensive, and he couldn't continue his course.
Mohlala was still interested in fashion.
So, his girlfriend lent him 8,000 rand to set up a fashion business.
He designed jeans which fit the body shape of African women.
His company's called Tshepo.
Mohlala chose a crown with three points as the logo for Tshepo jeans.
The points are for three women who are an important part of his life.
Famous women are now giving Mohlala support.
Tshepo's on Beyonce's list of her favourite companies and Meghan Markle's bought a pair.
Tshepo now employs 10 tailors, who sew the jeans in their factory in Johannesburg.
The jeans are made from cotton that was grown in Zimbabwe.
A pair of Tshepo jeans which is made to your exact measurements costs $375.
But they also make jeans, t-shirts and hats in regular sizes, which are cheaper.
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