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Author Archives: Harriet Keown
GO SEE: Natural beauty in 2020 and beyond
Captured by Adam Bryce in New Zealand, the ‘go-see’ images document bare-faced beauty.
CHAPTER 02: Celebrating the excellence of black fashion photographers
The fashion industry hasn’t been immune to this issue and, this week, many insiders have been called out about their insidious behaviour. We explore the possibilities of a more inclusive space.
UK artist Tracey Emin opens up on solitude
English multi-media creative, Tracey Emin, shares a new exhibition of artworks created during lockdown, aptly named ‘I Thrive On Solitude’.
Pure and simple, pores are the pits
The truth is plain and simple; we can’t get rid of our pores entirely, or even reduce their size, but we can reduce their appearance. Here’s how.
Why museums are scrounging around for Black Lives Matter signs
Amidst one of the most important times in the fight against racism, museums are sending their employees out to collect Black Lives Matter artifacts.
Get yourself a Karen Walker x Levi’s customised collab collectable
One of New Zealand’s biggest fashion icons, Karen Walker, has teamed up with one of the world’s most iconic garments, the Levi’s Trucker Jacket.
How Tom Dixon became a DIY fanboy
19 Chairs is a delightful Covid-19-related story where graphic designers, Tom and Will Butterfield, unwittingly concepted a craft project like no other.
Will #VogueChallenge change the face of Vogue?
Vogue magazine sits in an interesting position in the fashion industry and not a soul, sadly, has ever that it is the most progressive publication.
INDEX STYLE: Winter Knits
When the temperate drops, the skies grey and the geese fly south, it’s time to stay warm with a winter knit.
The rise and fall and rise again of the virtual protest
No-one wants to stay silent, but how do you speak up as an ally and not a performer?
The new A.D. of Givenchy? None other than Matthew Williams
Matthew Williams, the streetwear design icon, has just been named as the successor to Clare Waight Keller at Givenchy.
Penny Sage lends a limited-edition (painterly) hand
Local independent clothing label, Penny Sage, have released a limited-edition capsule collection of hand-painted print dresses and scrunchies in aid of Women’s Refuge NZ and National Bail Out.
Designer Simon James offers sage furniture to the people
Written by Sara Black Photography by Toaki Okano Simon James has released a new range of oak furniture and, word to the wise, I highly recommend a check out. Simon James. If you don’t know the name or his work, do a google and enlighten yourself. A master of furniture design, owner […]
Nike join the sustainable sneaker crusade
The sneaker wars heat up but, this time, it’s all about sustainability. Nike vs adidas x Allbirds — it’s on.
The future of Australian fashion
As we start to navigate a new way forward across the board, we’re questioning how our local fashion labels will adapt and emerge on the other side.
DOCEDGE: Keeping you on the edge of your own seat
For the first time in the history of New Zealand’s premier documentary film festival, Doc Edge will make a solely online appearance. Pull up a seat, whip out a wine and get comfy.
Why Deadly Ponies are going full circle
One of New Zealand’s most popular brands, Deadly Ponies, started from humble beginnings crafting leather goods from tannery off-cuts. And now?
Teen spirit bottled and ready to wear
In a time when we look to the future in hope of change, in hope that the next generation will do things differently, Byredo, have released a new fragrance inspired by youth.
The mayor’s giant yellow message to the White House
Washington DC mayor, Muriel Bowser, has commissioned a two-block long ‘Black Lives Matter’ mural on the street leading up to Trump’s front door.
