And just like that, it’s all winding up. Stand-out shows from Wednesday evening, Thursday and Friday have included Stolen Girlfriends Club’s party atmosphere at Avondale Racecourse, the Resene Designer Runway, Miromoda, and Zambesi’s retrospective 40th anniversary show at the Central City Library Tāmaki Pātaka Kōrero.
Frances Lowe of conscious womenswear label Loclaire debuted her collection on 19 July 2019. She describes the Loclaire customer as kind, curious, and strong; it’s less of an age, and more a mindset.
Cactus Outdoor was the first outdoor apparel brand to have a website in 1995 and has been selling its gear online since then. In July this year, Cactus Outdoor bought out their manufacturer Albion Cactus Outdoor, bringing hope to the local apparel manufacturing industry. We
New Zealand designer Zambesi is celebrating its 40th year in business with an offsite New Zealand Fashion Week show tonight. The label has partnered with rideshare company Ola in an activation which will see Ola cars and drivers ‘dressed’ in a bespoke adaption of its
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Designer Turet Knuefermann first opened TK in Ponsonby after being inspired by trips to Brazil, because of the ability to find unique garments that were unavailable in New Zealand at the time.
We speak to New Zealand Fashion Week veteran Kathryn Wilson about NZFW19 and the secrets behind her ongoing retail successes.
Australian furniture and homewares retailer Coco Republic is set to launch its first international store at Westfield Newmarket this week. We got an advance preview from country manager Jordan Quill to find out what’s in store.
Farmers is set to open a two-level flagship store covering more than 7,000 square metres at Westfield Newmarket on Thursday. The new store is home to many firsts – some for New Zealand, and some for Farmers. Read on for pre-launch preview insights.
The Westfield shopping centre formerly known as 277 has been closed for two years as $790 million renovation has taken place. Now, stage one will open at 9am on Thursday morning.
Stationery enthusiasts have long been aware of the importance of experiential concepts that retailers are just cottoning on to: slowing down, creating small moments of joy, celebrating beauty and practicality. Independent Christchurch retailer Pepa Stationery shared more with The Register.