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Style with substance: Demi Moore-approved fashion formulas every midlife woman should try
The actor has become a poster girl for dressing well whatever your age.
<i>Mary Ann Sieghart:</i> Life's too short to chase perfection
Insidiously, over the past decade or so, a new cult of physical perfectibility has crossed the Atlantic.
Harriet Falvey's favourite things
A loyal market vendor, Harriet Falvey has now opened a pop-up store. Here she tells us what she loves.
Kate would look like a 'choice' princess in Kiwi dress
This is what queen-in-waiting Kate Middleton's wedding dress would look like if top Kiwi designers had their way.
Fashion Week: Back to school
Shows from young labels Twenty-Seven Names and Salasai were highlights on day three of New Zealand Fashion Week.
White hot: Why Givenchy is more desirable than ever
Givenchy struggled to reinvent itself for over a decade, but today - with Riccardo Tisci at the helm - the designer label is experiencing its finest moment in years.
Trelise unruffled as author mocks fashions of the rich
Charlotte Grimshaw's fourth novel The Night Book is set among Auckland's wealthy political elite and tells of women with more money than dress sense, decked out in "yards of ruffle and flounce and skirt and boot".
Nail breakthrough
A salon-only nail polish service that has just launched globally seems bound to shake up the nail industry.
Favourite things: Treasures to behold
James McCarty doesn't describe himself as a jewellery designer, but a "precious material architect and treasuresmith".
Retail therapy: Barbie girl
Just like fashion itself, Barbie is going back to basics with a new collection that celebrates the power and sophistication of the Little Black Dress.
Glamour glow
Highlighting powders are a lovely all-in-one way of sculpting and illuminating the face.
Showered with attention
No longer just a place to scrub up, Viva speaks to the design experts about what else is happening in the bathroom
Spaces for all
When a West Auckland couple began designing their new home, they had clear ideas about layout.
Are you ready to get preppy?
Can't tell your Top-Siders from your Sebagos? Unsure how high to roll your chinos? Help is at hand in the ultimate handbook for wannabe prepsters.
Netting designer garb
Designer labels including Kate Sylvester, Karen Walker and Huffer are being hocked off on Trade Me at heavily reduced prices.
Temporary character
Waiting to find a dream house of their own, an Auckland couple has given its rented home a personal touch.