Breast Cancer Cure have unveiled their latest winter t-shirt collection, adding to a campaign that’s already made $1million in sales in just 3 years The iconic Breast Cancer Cure (BCC) ‘Tees for a Cure’ campaign is back with its winter 2024 iteration featuring a new collection of long sleeve tees, crew-neck sweatshirts and hoodies.  This collaborative campaign has generated over $1,000,000 in sales since re-launching in 2021, providing vital funds for Breast Cancer Research in Aotearoa. The winter ‘24 collection includes designs from Kiwi fashion brands Moochi, Kathryn Wilson, Treslise ..read more

Lean into nineties nostalgia with this line-up of local and international brands, along with second-hand resellers, guaranteed to inject some fun into your child’s wardrobe. Oshkosh B’gosh, Kozmik and Xtasy are brands that will be familiar to millennial babies, the ones with heavy photo albums full of Women’s Weekly birthday cakes and trips to the local Georgie Pie. In the eighties and nineties, there was almost no such thing as minimalist clothing for kids; we lived in a riot of colour and pattern, donning dungarees and cotton printed pinafores as part of our everyday wardrobes (not just for ..read more

It’s time to embrace the stay-at-home girlfriend aesthetic this winter. Whether you’re spending a cozy night in or embracing the chic yet relaxed vibe for a casual outing, these carefully selected pieces promise to elevate your comfort game without compromising on style. From plush fabrics to trendy designs, get ready to discover your new favourite go-to loungewear essentials that redefine relaxation with a fashionable twist. Dear Dylan Organic Trio Boyfriend Short, $179 Twenty-Seven Names The Sky’s Limit Hoodie, $390 Entire Studios Full Sweat Pants in Brunette, $349 Vanessa Bruno Croche ..read more

Kmart or Slay-mart? You be the judge. When the FNZ team received a press release from Kmart regarding their latest April apparel range we were taken aback by the bold statement that Kmart was apparently in their “slay-era”. With eyebrows raised and noses turned up we couldn’t help but think of the “run don’t walk to Kmart” trend that circulated TikTok a few months back. Hundreds of videos detailing shopper’s latest Kmart finds were (and still are) going viral, convincing many people to pop on down to their local slay-mart and get amongst the seemingly valid hype. For the average New Zealander ..read more

Hey there, hair enthusiasts! Get ready to take your hair care game to the next level with our handpicked selection of 23 game-changing products. From miracle-working treatments to nifty styling tools, we’ve got everything you need to pamper your locks and unleash your hair’s full potential. Whether you’re a curly-haired queen, a sleek-and-straight aficionado, or somewhere in between, these goodies are about to become your new favourites. So, kick back, relax, and get ready to give your hair the TLC it deserves! Chloe Zara Hair Silk Hair Range, $128 Orōra Peach Hair Mask, $47 Crown Affair T ..read more

Starting Saturday, April 20, the women of Wellington will have the opportunity to explore a curated selection from local lingerie brand OHEN, as they make their debut at Underlena’s Courtney Place showroom. Underlena, renowned for its exquisite lingerie offerings and immersive shopping experience, proves to be the ideal home for OHEN in Pōneke. Navigating online lingerie shopping can be daunting and understanding sizes and finding the right supportive and flattering styles can be challenging. Recognising this, OHEN is delighted to introduce private fitting appointments in collaboration with U ..read more

The North Face – a company founded by the man who invented the first tent without a pole holding it up in the middle – continues to innovate, 60 years after it was founded. And this time there’s a Kiwi connection… Written by FNZ Publisher Murray Bevan New Zealand merino textile innovator Jeremy Moon founded Icebreaker in 1995, and sold the company to American gorpcore giants VF Corporation in 2017.  Icebreaker was conceived and designed around the philosophy of sustainability, using natural fibres, environmental and social ethics, and animal welfare. The company began by specialising in t ..read more

Now in its 16th year, the Witchery White Shirt Campaign has assembled a veritable fashion army to help raise funds to fight cancer Witchery’s 2024 White Shirt initiative has assembled its largest ever cast to front the campaign, with new stars and returning ambassadors all joining forces to raise money for the battle against Ovarian Cancer. Returning WSC ambassadors including Pip Edwards, Nadia Bartel, Rebecca Judd and Julie Bishop are joined this year by Millie Ford, Sammy Robinson, Onella Muradlidharan and Jamie Nguyen.  The campaign, which donates 100% of gross proceeds to the Ovaria ..read more

Dust off those jewellery boxes and hunt for gold thanks to Michael Hill’s latest initiative Leading fine jewellery retailer, Michael Hill Jewellers has announced the launch of its gold recycling program into New Zealand, as part of the company’s Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) goals and sustainability commitment, whilst aligning to the rise and adoption of a circular economy.   Michael Hill’s gold recycling program, titled “Re:cycle”, is the first phase of the company’s new sustainable jewellery ecosystem, which focuses on the renewal and circularity of existing precious m ..read more

Beyoncé says denim is back, so what are you waiting for? In the immediate aftermath of Beyoncé’s song Levii’s Jeans dropping (from her latest album ‘Cowboy Carter’) Levi’s were reported to have seen a 20% increase in footfall at stores across North America, and a 20% increase in their share price.  This is an astronomical influence, and a welcome shot in the arm for the authentically Americana brand that in 2023 celebrated 150 years of its iconic 501 jean.  Given that ‘Western Style’ is clearly super hot right now, we’ve taken the time to find some denim fits that are sure to ma ..read more