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10 Favourite Things: Back to Blak
With a diffusion line about to drop at Topshop Oxford Circus, Tauranga designer Teresa Hodges highlights 10 things that bring her joy
With a diffusion line about to drop at Topshop Oxford Circus, Tauranga designer Teresa Hodges highlights 10 things that bring her joy
Fresh and zesty dishes lie in wait for those worn down by less authentic, gravy-laden imitations
A Kiwi country girl rubs shoulders with British celebs and shows us the good side to cakes and tarts in her debut cookbook
US businessman Bill Foley has found making wines in New Zealand and building their reputations is far more fun in retirement than playing golf
Neisha Henry, from Smashbox cosmetics, which had its start in the film studios of Hollywood, tells Viva how the professionals shine.
Three brides, three grooms, three weddings. We find out what made them all special
A handpicked selection of what’s new in fashion, food and beauty right now. See this week’s issue of Viva for more.
As Marc Jacobs leaves Louis Vuitton after 16 years as creative director to focus on his namesake brand, we take a look back at his work for the French fashion house.
Runway highlights from Chanel's art meets fashion show at Paris Fashion Week.
See the looks straight from the runway on day one of NZ Fashion Week, including Zambesi, Hailwood, Twenty-seven Names, Coop by Trelise Cooper and Andrea Moore.
When I hear the word "authentic" applied to any product, I am immediately suspicious.
Megan May and Jeremy Bennett of Little Bird Unbakery - addicts of healthy food, sunshine and sunglasses - share their favourite things
Impress guests at your next soiree with a delicious selection of elegant canapes that can be made in advance
A handpicked edit of the best in beauty, fashion and style right now – see this week's special luxury issue of Viva for more.
An innovative garden-to-table menu and great wines turn dinner at Ortolana into a culinary adventure
As fashion looks back to the 60s and 70s, we ask why designers continue to be fascinated with these groundbreaking decades
The inner city's celebration of fashion continues this week with a whole host of fabulous events taking place for the Fashion in the BIG Little City festival.
Magnus Nilsson, the 28-year-old chef from Sweden, has been dubbed the new Rene Redzepi of the food world.
There's nothing like a crisis to bring people together. It was the Depression of the 1930s that made growers in Europe join forces and form the co-operative wineries that still make a significant proportion of the continent's wines today.
With expanded floor space and a cluster of boutique retailers, Mt Eden's BLOC collective is now a one-stop design destination.
More young designers are adding price-conscious labels to their stable - we look at the latest lines for winter.