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ArticlePARTRIDGE

In the late 1800s, a tal­en­ted young jew­eller by the name of James Part­ridge sailed across unknown waters to New Zea­l­and. It was in the small town of Timaru that he hung the sign to his new shop, begin­ning a six-gen­er­a­tion-long...

ArticleFQ INSIDER

Step inside the world of the FQ Insider and unlock VIP access to New Zea­l­and’s most excit­ing design­ers. Enjoy ongo­ing dis­counts, high-value bespoke monthly com­pet­i­tions, behind-the-scenes exclus­ives, cur­ated con­tent, gifts with pur­chase,...

ArticleON THE COVER

Emma Boyd wear­ing Prada ‘Chino’ dress, $10,463, cot­ton pop­lin shirt, $2176, and leather long gloves, $2598. Pho­to­graphy: Steven Chee. Styl­ing: Mar­ina Didovich. Hair: Renya at Saun­ders and Co. Make-up: Monique Jones @DLMAU. Styl­ing assist­ant:...

ArticleTWENTY YEARS IN THE MAKING

In New Zea­l­and fash­ion, few gures are as syn­onym­ous with the industry as Dan Ahwa. For more than two dec­ades, he has helped shape how fash­ion is seen and under­stood — writ­ing and ana­lys­ing col­lec­tions, styl­ing run­way shows, cam­paigns,...

ArticleCRAFTSMANSHIP WITH HEART

Mitchell Vin­cent Col­lec­tion For Mitchell Vin­cent, fash­ion has always been a form of lan­guage, a way to tell stor­ies without words. Ori­gin­ally from Taupō (Ngāti Tūwharetoa), he grew up mak­ing clothes on his mother’s old domestic sew­ing...