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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NewsGallery- Miromoda fashion show at NZFW
Behind the scenes at the Miromoda fashion show featuring Māori designers like Misty Ratima, Nichola Te Kiri and more.
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Sneak Peek offers unique insight into Māori design stories
Miromoda stages Sneak Peek, a pre-show event displaying a collection of works by its Māori designers ahead of its annual runway show later this week.
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Miromoda winners to showcase at NZ Fashion Week
A group of indigenous fashion designers have won their spot to showcase at the New Zealand Fashion Week.
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Catching up with Miromoda supreme Māori designer Misty Ratima
To cap off NZ Fashion Week, we catch up with Miromoda's most recent supreme winner of indigenous Māori design, Misty Ratima. This year, her collection highlighted her female influences and the designer hopes to feature in her own show one day.
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Singer Te Karehana Gardiner-Toi models at NZ’s Fashion Week
Singer/Songwriter Te Karehana Gardiner-Toi (TEEKS) has made a cameo appearance as a model in the Miromoda Showcase at Fashion Week. TEEKS walked in the opening collection for Jacob Coutie the winner of the Emerging section of Miromoda's annual fashion design competition,
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Supreme winner of Miromoda competition prepares for fashion week
Kahungunu designer Misty Ratima is off to New Zealand Fashion Week after being named the supreme winner of the Miromoda Fashion Design competition.
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Māori designers of NZ Post Miromoda Showcase announced for NZFW 2017
Miromoda is set to present a fresh line-up of Māori designers for their upcoming showcase at this year's New Zealand Fashion Week (NZFW).
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Huge 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.
