Twelve Maori fashion designers have won a spot in the Miromoda Showcase at NZ Fashion Week after their success on the runway over the weekend.
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Gucci's fashion faux pas imitating ‘Devast8' tattoo
Global fashion house Gucci has taken their latest inspiration from an NZ-ex inmate and his 'Devast8' tattoo which stretches from ear to ear on his face. Gucci models appeared on a runway in Rome over the weekend with their version of the mask.
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Māori fashion designers urged to protect Papatuānuku
Leading Māori designers are out to educate the next generation about steering clear of unethical, 'fast' fashion. It comes after some Māori designers have started to look overseas to source materials to make kākahu.
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MIROMODA celebrates 10 years of nurturing Māori designers
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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New casual uniform for police at Waitangi
In a bid to help whānau feel more comfortable following years of conflict, police have ditched their formal uniforms and replaced them with a casual look.
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Māori fashion designer wins Attitude Entrepreneur Award
Cruze Kapa is the winner of this year's Attitude Entrepreneur Award winner at the annual Attitude Awards held last night.
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Tiki Āhua highlights Māori fashion
From illuminated poi and fierce warriors to elegant models and high-end fashion, this year's Tiki Āhua event in Rotorua proved to be a hit.
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Māori designer to launch new line at Pacific Fusion
Pirongia-based designer Alecia Kana is one of thirteen emerging Māori and Pacific designers who will be showcasing their work at this weekend’s Pacific Fusion Fashion Show.
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Tiki Āhua returns to Rotorua
Returning after a one year break, the runway show will feature 30 designers and artists showcasing streetwear, daywear, evening wear, jewellery and tā moko.
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First deaf Māori Fashion Designer
A young Māori deaf fashion designer will showcase his work at the upcoming Vancouver Fashion Week. But the excitement is two-fold for Cruze Kapa after also being nominated in the Attitude Awards which celebrates achievements in the disability community.
