Mai FM’s very own Tegan Yorwarth joins the crew at Savemart, New Zealand’s largest secondhand clothing retailers, where their challenge is to find the best outfit for under $150 in 30 minut
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Rags are Riches, Recycle Boutique, Episode 5
Tammy Davis is the star of the show to do. In a bit of a switch up, its Tammy who lays down the challenge for Randy and Courtney, as they must combine three very different themes into one,
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Rags are Riches, EFFN, Episode 6
Laid down by Maori couple Wairua and Mia of EFFN Clothing, one of the most popular streetwear brands in Australasia, the final episode of the series sees Randy and Courtney go head-to-head
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Rags are Riches
Rags are Riches is a streetwear show that will represent that very ethos of making fashion accessible, directly engaging the thriving young TikTok fashion audience representing the next generation of consumers.
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RAGS ARE RICHES: ACCESSIBLE FASHION FOR RANGATAHI – ON MĀORI+
Making high fashion accessible mō katoa – for all – is the big promise of RAGS ARE RICHES, a six part digital series premiering on Māori+ from 7.00 PM on Monday 28 February 2022 and each subsequent day at the same time.
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From Ōtautahi to New York, Ngāi Tahu designer debuts new line
Her work has featured on the catwalks of New York fashion week and now jewelry designer Sonia McManus from Ngāi Tahu is launching a new collection inspired by her own journey of self-discovery.
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New Miss Earth NZ proud to bring Māori culture to global stage
Eva Wilson, of Ngāi Tahu and Ngāti Kahungunu, is the new Miss Earth New Zealand 2021 and was announced as the winner virtually over the weekend.
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Ngāti Kahungunu artist turns his whakairo skills to painting custom sneakers
Artist Rangihaira Jaxon Greening is a professional sneaker colour-inner and has made a living from painting custom shoes.
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Māori-owned dress rental business empowering wāhine
One Fit Hire provides sizes six to 26 and has taken off online.
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Waikato hosts world-class fashion event celebrating Māori and Pacific connection
The event attracted hundreds of guests including the honourable Kīngi Tūheitia Potatau Te Wherowhero.