In just under a decade, Christchurch-based Brianne West has built a sustainable beauty business literally from her kitchen table into a global brand. This year sees Ethique’s first dip into cosmetics with a lush new lipstick range.
Best known for her deliciously catchy, clever alt-pop tunes produced under
the moniker Theia, Christchurch raised singer-songwriter Em Walker is one to watch (and listen to).
Worn by everyone from Hollywood stars, snowboarders and students to farmers and fashionistas, Kiwi brand Huffer has plenty to celebrate as it turns 25.
Christchurch alternative pop artist Michèle Ducray on the inspiration behind her new single ‘Manifesto’ and playing a ‘psycho barbie’ in the horror-inspired music video.
Cookbook and wellness author Eleanor Ozich’s latest project is inspired by her rediscovered passion for surfing. Here's some of her surfing-adjacent food and beauty recipes for you to try.
You go into Henry Trading for the beautiful aesthetic and stay for the friendly service. You're drawn back because Maree Henry's got a local, ethically sourced gift for you.
Style chatted with interior designer, Michelle Laming about her picks for autumn (and winter), where she gets her inspiration from and what it's like designing spaces.
Off the back of her new autobiography, we caught up with the extraordinary Kiwi adrenaline junkie, Jo Morgan, to get her unique take on travelling in the South.
A valued contributor for Allied Press Magazines, we caught up with acclaimed children’s writer and editor, Diana Noonan, on receiving a prestigious literary award.
Award-winning Queenstown-based hair and makeup artist Noriko Watanabe on her 35-year career in film and tv, including working on Jane Campion’s The Power of the Dog, shot on location in the South Island.
From illustrating for Ballantynes to a decade by the beach in Sumner – Style takes a look at celebrated artist Rita Angus’ time spent, and art created, in the South Island.
Jaz Paterson is a seasoned performer, having written songs and gigged for half her life. We ask her about that, as well as her Ache EP and upcoming tour.
Sometimes a seasonal collection comes along and you think to yourself, I'm going to need one of everything! Moochi's latest is one of those ranges for Josie Steenhart.
A research review highlights how inadequate school uniforms impact young people. We speak to the academic involved and a school that’s adapting their policies to empower students.
Maria Teresa Stone reckons that, secretly, we all want to dance like JLo. The wellbeing and Zumba guru loves seeing people fall in love with exercise - and themselves.
Lloyd Jones’ latest novel, The Fish, is a unique and compelling story set in a seaside community. Style spoke to the celebrated Kiwi writer on the eve of the book’s much anticipated release.
Maniototo farmer turned fashion collector, Eden Hore was a man with a vision. His captivating story of daring to be different in the 1970s is just as entertaining and inspiring now.
Dunedin’s hair and beauty industry is basking in the glow of multiple gongs in the 2021 Industry Awards. Creative Christchurch barbers fared well too. Read on for all the details.
Jonny Hall is always turning his hand to something. We find out about his varied career and his latest venture into the illuminating world of lighting.
Designer and founder of the Margaret Wray label, Jamie Richards, uses her wealth of international experience to create unique bridal and evening wear couture.
Mastering multi-media art decades before it was the norm, Joanna Margaret Paul’s career has been given its retrospective dues thanks to a travelling exhibition.
Kiwi-born star of screens both big and small, Rebecca Gibney’s latest role is one that’s both close to her heart, and to her homebase, as a resident of Dunedin.
Aliesha McGilligan speaks poetically, her sentences full of metaphors. One of the latest cohort of Eat NZ kaitaki, this ability to tell compelling stories in a unique way makes her one to watch on the local food scene.
With a cult following across the country, it was only a matter of time before Augustine opened in the South Island. We caught up with owner and designer Kelly Coe to celebrate the Kiwi fashion brand’s biggest store yet.