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Fashion Week: What to look out for
Our team will be live from Halsey Street all week, bringing you photos, videos and comment as the action unfolds.
Expert Eye: Sabatini
The close knit family behind local label Sabatini kicked off NZ Fashion Week celebrations this morning with champagne and canapés at the Hilton's Bellini bar.
Top Muddle: Minding Ps and Qs and other challenges
The models' first challenge back on home soil turns out to be the long-expected 'go see'.
NZ Fashion Week beauty: It's not just about the frocks
Hair and makeup are also in the spotlight at Fashion Week.
Big models spark debate over health messages
First it was matchstick-thin models and anorexia. Now the fashion industry is copping flak over big women on the runway.
NZ Fashion Week: You're invited ...
There is an art to creating the perfect Fashion Week invitation.
Liz Taylor named most photogenic celebrity ever (+list)
Hollywood star Elizabeth Taylor has been named the most photogenic celebrity of all time.
Beauty: When art walks down the runway at NZ Fashion Week
Opening night promises an eye-catching start to Fashion Week, writes Janetta Mackay.
Fashion walking a wine line
Fashion designers have increasingly been employed to shape the look of a number of high-profile wine labels.
Fashion designers have a ball with rugby theme
The cup has inspired international designers to produce a fashion show at this year's Westfield Style Pasifika.
Fashion Festival Sydney
As New Zealand prepares for its own Fashion Week, we take a look at what's being shown on the Australian runways at Fashion Festival Sydney.
Fashion Plate: Briar Neville
Zambesi stalwart Briar Neville lets us in on her style secrets.
NZ Fashion Week: Craft work
Fashion designer Ingrid Starnes and her partner Simon Pound make a stylish team.
NZ Fashion Week: Runway reporter
Next week will see the new local winter collections presented on the catwalk, but what's happening overseas?
Fashion: It's a boy thing
Far from being the domain of women, fashion-watching is increasingly perceived as cool for men.
Model philosophy: All in a day's work
To some they’re the beautiful people, to others they’re simply empty-headed clothes horses. But for those who do it, modelling is simply a job. In fact, top model Penny Pickard tells Greg Dixon, it’s a job that anyone can do.
VIPs fly in for Fashion Week
Fashion blogger Alex Catarinella arrives in New Zealand next week, looking forward to writing about NZ Fashion Week.
Top Muddle: Turn up the heat and confidence melts
Tears, fainting spells and the verbalisation of some of the girls' insecurities made for a particularly emotional elimination.