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Shore to Succeed
Actress/artist Amelia Guild has a theatrical sense of style off the stage as well as on.
Actress/artist Amelia Guild has a theatrical sense of style off the stage as well as on.
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.
Sauvignon blanc is in danger of going the way of Kath and Kim's favourite tipple, chardonnay.
Their fans range from skinheads to fashion models - and more than 100 million pairs have been sold worldwide since they made their debut. Ralph Miller and Susie Mesure salute Dr Martens boots as they celebrate their half-century.
Diamonds for dogs, spa-ing partners, fresh faces and much more.
Khaki is back with a vengeance. Viva looks at what's hot in military wear for 2010.
Inexpensive, unique and often charitable - second-hand shopping is becoming more and more popular. Viva talks to three fans.
A salon-only nail polish service that has just launched globally seems bound to shake up the nail industry.
Tauranga couple Chris and Rachelle Duffy love to combine their vintage treasures with the latest design trends.
Australian Fashion Week celebrated its 15th year last week - Viva reports from the back row.
An Auckland stalwart shows it still has plenty of gloss in its style and service.
Winemakers often have the best results when they combine old practices with new techniques.
Author Angela Lassig fills a much-needed gap by publishing a book on 25 New Zealand fashion designers.
Four glass artists tell us why they chose the medium and what inspires their unique creations.
James McCarty doesn't describe himself as a jewellery designer, but a "precious material architect and treasuresmith".
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.
Checked shirts have never gone out of fashion, but today this comfortable, rugged cloth of the clans is selling like never before.
Elizabeth Arden celebrates its 100th anniversary and a singular story.
Intelligent, mischievous and absurdly glamorous, French model and eternally beautiful style icon Ines de la Fressange gives a rare interview.
Make the first meal of the day a delicious one for the mothers in your life.
Big appetite? You won't go hungry at Der Metz, a German eatery whose focus is firmly on quantity.
Skin tone is becoming the new beauty obsession, writes Janetta Mackay.
As the fab four return to the big screen, the question is: has the franchise played itself out? Eva Wiseman says yes and Jo Elvin puts forward the case for no.
Isabelle Olson was inspired by her little girl to create gorgeous clothes for children. Viva asks about her own style.