The winners are Taylor Pumphrey, Taongahuia Maxwell, Jacob Coutie, Sosefina Masoe, Ravai Titifanue, Charleigh Te Peeti, Mitchell Manuel, Tessa Lont Bailey and Rosette Hailes- Paku.
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NewsRecognising the Pasifika connection to Matariki through fashion
Ohomairangi 2021 is a Matariki celebration showcasing indigenous fashion through traditional and contemporary arts and culture. Māori designer Kharl Wirepa said the high-end show is the most prestigious event and a collaboration of Pasifika art.
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Rotorua fashion show to honour special relationship between Te Arawa and China
The event is in response to Covid-19 to strengthen the relationship between China and Māori since Rotorua has a major role to play in Chinese tourism in Aotearoa.
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The First Monday in May
(M) Follows the creation of The Metropolitan Museum of Art's most attended fashion exhibition in history, "China: Through The Looking Glass," an exploration of Chinese-inspired Western fashions by Costume Institute curator Andrew Bolton.
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Fashion show for emerging Pacific and Māori designers live from Wellington
Usually held in South Auckland, Polynation will live-stream at 7pm Saturday from Wellington's City Gallery.
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Yellow is Forbidden
A brave designer chases the dream - to be crowned haute couture. But she comes from China, the land of knock offs and production lines. Will her Cinderella story end at the Met Ball?
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Nichola Te Kiri chosen to design new staff wardrobe at Auckland Museum
Museum staff say Te Kiri has done an amazing job creating the design inspired by world-renowned Māori and Pacific collections at the museum.
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Northland beauty wins Miss New Zealand 2020
Sydney Batters from Kaeo, of Ngāpuhi, stole the hearts of judges and will represent New Zealand overseas next year.
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'We’re looking for mana wāhine' Miss Rotorua to be crowned in grand final this weekend
It’s only one day to go until the new Miss Rotorua is crowned, a title to be won by a woman of mana, director Kharl Wirepa says.
