Streetwear designer Misty Ratima won the supreme award at MIROMODA two years in a row. Since then opportunities have opened up for her including showcasing her collections at NZ Fashion Week and becoming a finalist on Project Runway.
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New casual uniform for police at Waitangi
In a bid to help whānau feel more comfortable following years of conflict, police have ditched their formal uniforms and replaced them with a casual look.
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NewsMāori dresses inspired by Disney
A haka bodice fused with a tutu dress is on display at the Kohine Kollection launch in Whakatāne, incorporating kapa haka and Disney-inspired themes.
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Māori fashion designer wins Attitude Entrepreneur Award
Cruze Kapa is the winner of this year's Attitude Entrepreneur Award winner at the annual Attitude Awards held last night.
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Tiki Āhua highlights Māori fashion
From illuminated poi and fierce warriors to elegant models and high-end fashion, this year's Tiki Āhua event in Rotorua proved to be a hit.
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Māori designer to launch new line at Pacific Fusion
Pirongia-based designer Alecia Kana is one of thirteen emerging Māori and Pacific designers who will be showcasing their work at this weekend’s Pacific Fusion Fashion Show.
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Tiki Āhua returns to Rotorua
Returning after a one year break, the runway show will feature 30 designers and artists showcasing streetwear, daywear, evening wear, jewellery and tā moko.
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First deaf Māori Fashion Designer
A young Māori deaf fashion designer will showcase his work at the upcoming Vancouver Fashion Week. But the excitement is two-fold for Cruze Kapa after also being nominated in the Attitude Awards which celebrates achievements in the disability community.
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New treat in store for Matatini
Those heading to Matatini next year could also be in for a treat, with a Miromoda fashion show expected to showcase at the event.
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Gallery- Miromoda fashion show at NZFW
Behind the scenes at the Miromoda fashion show featuring Māori designers like Misty Ratima, Nichola Te Kiri and more.
