Te Whānau ā Apanui fashion designer Kharl WiRepa is the first Māori to have his clothing line, Kharl WiRepa Fashion, featured in Vogue Magazine.
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NewsKharl WiRepa first Māori designer to feature in Vogue
Te Whānau ā Apanui fashion designer Kharl WiRepa is the first Māori to have his clothing line, Kharl WiRepa Couture, featured on the cover of Vogue Magazine.
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Otara hosts The Pacific Fusion Fashion Show
South Auckland suburb Otara recently hosted The Pacific Fusion Fashion Show. The event put some of the more colourful aspects of the community on show and celebrated the raft of raw designers, models and artists emerging from Polynesia.
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Capital Kākahu- The Leaders
Wellington fashionista and LGBT icon Jaye Glam Morgan (Ngāti Kahungunu) gives fashion advice to the suits of Parliament.
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It's diamonds, fur and glamour as Miss Rotorua pageant draws near
Stories of beauty are etched in the history of Rotorua with some Miss Rotorua hopefuls aspiring to embody their tupuna Hinemoa as they prepare for the upcoming Miss Rotorua pageant.
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Jaye Glam is a trusted voice on the NZ fashion scene
Known for her unique style and flair, Jaye Glam is a trusted voice on the NZ fashion scene. Recently she helped emerging artists at the Project Fashion Wellington show create their labels and strut their work on the catwalk. The fashionista invited our cameras backstage capturing the reality behind the scenes.
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Mr Polynesia 2017- Shannon Karaka
Shannon Karaka took the title at the Mr. Polynesia 2017 competition in Australia last week. This year the pageant's theme was to raise awareness around mental health in Polynesian men.
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Fades shaves and beard oil- BarberCraft 2017
The latest trends and crafts in barbering were on display at the annual BarberCraft competition. Last year Ngāti Porou lad Cole Weldon took out the classic cut section and this year, Te Arawa's Rawiri Doulas is among hundreds of men and women vying for top honours.
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NewsHuge interest in upcoming Miromoda competition
This year, the annual Miromoda Fashion Design competition opened a month earlier than usual due to a high level of interest. Miromoda founder Ata Te Kanawa says this is the first time organisers have been inundated with early enquiries.
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Exploring the Te Matatini catwalk
For some supporters, wearing their colours on their sleeve isn't only important, it's the height of fashion. The Online news team hit the crowds today and discovered the Te Matatini catwalk.
