New Zealand Fashion Week kicks off this month and will feature Māori weaver Shona Tawhiao, who's built an international reputation with her harakeke haute couture. She's had showings in London and Paris and some of her unique pieces are now part of New Zealand museum collections.
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Successful Taranaki show for Indigenous Runway Project
The Indigenous Runway Project debuted in New Plymouth last night before a packed crowd of over 300.
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Indigenous Runway Project ready to wow in Taranaki tomorrow
The Indigenous Runway Project designers and crew have been in Taranaki all week in preparation for the show tomorrow.
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Indigenous Runway Project kicks off today
New Plymouth is set to host the Indigenous Runway Project this afternoon.
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Native Affairs- Kawerau To Catwalk
Danielle Hayes is fast becoming a global force in the fashion industry. This just 5 years after winning 'New Zealand's Next Top Model.'
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Miromoda Fashion Competition to take place in Waikato
The Miromoda Design Fashion Competition has, for six years now, taken place in Wellington, however, this year, designers vying for a spot in the Miromoda Showcase at the New Zealand Fashion Week will face a panel of judges at Novotel Tainui in Hamilton for the 2015 competition.
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Te Rua Wallace shines at Miss World NZ pageant
Te Rua Wallace, a descendant of Ngāti Tūwharetoa, Te Ātihaunui a Paparangi and Te Arawa, finished second runners up in the Miss World New Zealand pageant.
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NewsThe Indigenous Runway Project to debut in Aotearoa
The Indigenous Runway Project will make its way to New Zealand for the first time since its establishment in 2012.
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NewsMeal breaks restored and wages increased for Cotton On workers
Cotton On workers are welcoming significant changes made to wages and working conditions following the controversy around Cotton On's attempt to invoke the Government's "tea break" law.
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NewsMiromoda calls for 2015 entries
Miromoda opens the call for entries today for interested Māori designers hoping to present their designs at this year's New Zealand Fashion Week for the prestigious Miromoda showcase.
