Melanie Cutfield has been the creative director at The Warehouse since the beginning of 2016, establishing a design team to analyze trends and come up with design concepts for their ‘Head to Toe’ fashion range. We talk to her about the influence of New Zealand
Trends begin in the minds of iconic designers, then make their way onto the catwalk before trickling down into retail stores. Right? Wrong. We explore how “trickle-up theory” is endangering fashion weeks around the world, and what designers can do to keep their shows relevant.
Stores are starting to display only sample products are on the rise. Sarah Pollok looks into the new showroom experience hitting our retailers.
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New Zealand’s luxury leather accessories brand, Deadly Ponies, continues to make waves in the fashion world. Now impressing designers and industry icons alike at its debut in the Australian Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week.
The Newmarket Business Awards have swung back around for 2018. The awards this year feature a fresh line up of well deserving finalists based in the Newmarket area.
Made for the construction moguls and well suited to those accident prone, Caterpillar construction has debuted its newest range of rugged smartphones.
One of New Zealand’s largest shopping centres, Sylvia Park, is about to get bigger and better after partnering with Australasia’s top design firm for its $220 million expansion.
New Zealanders are predicted to spend half a billion dollars on video and computer games this year according to an annual study by the Interactive Games & Entertainment Association.
A new campaign by Rogue Society Gin declares they have ‘made a name for themselves’ and the New Zealand company doesn’t just mean figuratively. After an international scuffle with an American brewing company that had a beer called 'Rogue', the company has rebranded to be