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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NewsSupreme 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.
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Native Affairs Summer Series- 'Browning up' world fashion
Put off by a lack of Māori and other indigenous faces in fashion, one woman has decided she’s had enough. Tina Waru is helping open up doors around the world for indigenous beauty, fashion and talent. And she’s making an immediate and positive impact.
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Highlights from NZ Fashion Week
2016 has marked another successful year for fashion in New Zealand. And as we draw close to the end of the event in Auckland we reflect on the week that has given many Māori fashion enthusiasts a chance to have a bit of fun.
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Fashion Week- Kharl Wirepa set to dazzle with royal theme
Fashion brands from across the globe are in for a surprise as Māori fashion designer, Kharl Wirepa sets up for a day of glitz and glamour.
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Wharawhara MAC’s latest make-up artist
A 24-year old up-and-coming Māori makeup artist is living one of her lifelong dreams working for MAC at this year's New Zealand Fashion Week. Maia Wharawhara is excelling at her craft and takes us behind the catwalk of the biggest event so far in her career.
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Fashion week – Salasai launches more than just event
To kick-start this year's New Zealand Fashion Week, the official launch saw Māori and Pasifika created label Salasai first to take the runway. After two seasons off the catwalk, owners Kirsha Whitcher and Kelly Watson wanted to bring something new for spectators. Today their collection debuted with a number of firsts and never seen before standout features.
