Museum staff say Te Kiri has done an amazing job creating the design inspired by world-renowned Māori and Pacific collections at the museum.
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'We’re looking for mana wāhine' Miss Rotorua to be crowned in grand final this weekend
It’s only one day to go until the new Miss Rotorua is crowned, a title to be won by a woman of mana, director Kharl Wirepa says.
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'For you Grandma'- Kiri Nathan dedicates honour to the woman who inspired her most
Fashion designer Kiri Nathan receives the insignia of a member of the New Zealand Order of Merit for her services to Māori and the fashion industry.
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Kiri Nathan made a member of NZ Order of Merit
The designer was awarded for her services to Maori and the fashion industry.
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Tūhoe designer launches new collection in time for Matariki
Nichola Te Kiri says the range is based on Hiwa-i-te-rangi, one of the nine stars of Matariki.
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MIROMODA refuses to allow COVID-19 to ruin their plans this year
The challenging COVID-19 environment isn’t stopping New Zealand’s leading indigenous fashion events company Miromoda from their continuing their programme this year.
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Barbershop owners will continue to struggle when NZ moves to Level 3
Stars of the Māori Television show The Barber Shop, Peleti Oli-Alainu'uese and his wife Jonique, say their time in lockdown has been difficult for the business.
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Waikato-Tainui to host major fashion festival celebrating Pacific cultures
Waikato-Tainui are set to host a major fashion festival, Ohomairangi, uniting artists and designers from around Te Moananui-a-Kiwa.
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Kāhui Fashion Collective open high-end Māori fashion store
The store in Britomart is selling a range of high-end kākahu, making it a first of its kind, says designer and Kahui Collection Founder Nathan.
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Miss Cook Islands NZ helps contestants embrace culture away from the islands
The winner was Terito-o-Ngakura Story, followed by Rebecca Enuake and Esther Pekepo. The competition has provided them a way to celebrate their culture despite being so far from the islands. Now they’re urging other Cook Islanders living in New Zealand to embrace the culture.
