Fashion Industry

Starving Artists Fund: Burnout 2021 http://www.starvingartistsfund.co.nz/ May 2021

Announcing the launch of Robyn’s Undies Aptly on International Women’s Day, a fabulous New Zealand woman has launched a new pop-up underwear collection supporting The Aunties charity. Robyn’s Undies by Robyn Malcolm featuring the prints of NZ artist Karl Maughan is launching today with a sexy, vibrant, sustainable, NZ made collection retailing for $59.95 each,…

Industry News: What’s new in fashion and beauty, March 2021 CALVIN KLEIN’s latest campaign break which launched overnight “Blank Canvas” featuring a captivating and diverse group of talent. Embracing Calvin Klein’s minimalism as a canvas for creative exploration, this season’s campaign strips back to the essentials. Consciously crafted staples such as the perfect white tee,…

Above: what I wore today, volunteering at Everlasting secondhand clothing $5 Friday’s sale, wearing some previous purchases from Everlasting.org.nz The three top things I love about @everlasting_recyclingwithlove are: 1. You can get a bargain2. You are saving the planet buying secondhand and reusing instead of overconsumption of fast fashion3. Your money goes towards women’s charities instead of…

NZ’s First Calvin Klein Store Calvin Klein announced the opening of the first freestanding CALVIN KLEIN UNDERWEAR store in New Zealand, located in Auckland at Commercial Bay, featuring the brand’s minimal and modern aesthetic through the use of black mirror panels and crisp white glass. These contrasting materials are counterbalanced with warm white oak accents for column…

For a long time now, New Zealand has needed a clear code for advertising so the general public know what is and what isn’t advertising. The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has now announced codes to apply to all advertising in all media, including Influencer advertising content, with ad label requirements that will apply to all…

The secondhand clothing trend is more popular than ever, but not everyone has the time or talent in finding things in charity stores. Why not shop while you scroll, as there’s never been so many sellers taking to social media to sell clothes they’ve sourced from op shops and thrift stores. Here I’ve compiled just…

Beware of online scams going around from fashion brands approaching bloggers and smaller influencers to buy clothes to get followers and commission on sales. If it’s too good to be true..it often is If there weren’t enough ways to scam the public out there already, I have had another one this morning in my inbox…