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The day I ate over 100 food items
Greg Bruce took a day of sampling food and beverages it in his stride.
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Three glorious wines for the weekend
Finding whiskers in weird places on your face? Fret not. Sip and forget the horror.
Do your clothes bring you good luck?
Sharon Stephenson asks seven Kiwis about their lucky clothes.
What it's really like to be a fashion editor
It may sound like a glamorous gig but sometimes the job is anything but.
Are some decades just better at fashion?
Are some decades just better at fashion than others, asks Lisa Armstrong.
Are you having a mid-life wardrobe crisis?
When Megan Nicol Reed turned 40, she thought she'd sorted out her wardrobe for good.
The modern way to wear vintage
A modern take on vintage styles offers a fresh approach to tidy casual dressing.
Dame Anne Salmond on her big year, so far
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