Miromoda has announced a sneak peek appearance before their show.
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First transsexual designer to debut at NZ Fashion Week
Tomorrow, New Zealand Fashion Week's first transsexual designer is about to reveal her Māori-inspired collection of couture at the ANZ Viaduct Events Centre in Auckland.
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Taongahuia Maxwell to hit NZ Fashion Week runway
This is Maxwell's first-time showcasing her work at fashion week so she’s putting all her energy into designing.
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Kiri Nathan added to the lineup at NZ Fashion Week
Kiri Nathan is known for producing high-end fashion, pounamu and contemporary korowai and her designs have been gifted to celebrities including Beyoncé, Mariah Carey, will.i.am and Ed Sheeran.
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Emerging Māori designers in line-up for NZFW
The official schedule for the annual New Zealand Fashion Week has been announced.
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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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Fashion designer Shona Tawhiao opens POP UP store
Harakeke Couture fashion designer Shona Tawhaio has opened a new POP UP store in her hometown Tauranga for a limited two weeks.
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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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Adrienne Whitewood's fashion journey
Adrienne Whitewood (Rongowhakaata) is showcasing her latest collection "Tā" at New Zealand Fashion Week 2017. Inspired by Maori art and culture, Whitewood takes traditional concepts and invents unique silhouettes exploring fabric manipulation and technology.
