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• A star in the making

  Lindsay Peacock looks forward to a career in modelling

  par Devin Winter
• A personal approach to high fashion

  Sera Hathaway’s childhood love for fashion has turned into one of Taupo’s cool, contemporary spaces at Hi Fashion, with an online store to follow

• It’s a kind of magic

  Angela Lewis’s Style Workshops complement the designer’s philosophy particularly well photographed by Jackie Gay/Still Vision (www.stillvision.co.nz)

• The real thing

  Born of an auspicious meeting between a Kiwi and an American, tika stays true to their mission of doing the right thing. The merino apparel maker is Lucire’s pick of environmentally friendly labels for this issue

  par Seka Ojdrović
• Michelle ma belle

  Jack Yan speaks with Michelle Wilson, the ambitious designer
  behind the fast-growing Michelle Yvette label

  par Jack Yan
• For those jaunts to Paris

  Molly N might target the 45-and up woman, but we fi nd there’s an ageless style to her rapidly growing label

• Perfection with a dose of fun

  Amy Yandle collaborated with Lucire in the middle of the decade. Since then, she bought her own salon at getfunkd Victoria Street, and hasn’t
  looked back.

  par Jack Yan
• A world of change

  International, New Zealand-born hair and make-up artist Brent Lawler talks to Lucire about his shift to New York and his collaboration with World

• Unforgettable women

  Revlon’s evolution has been a great way to track how models in advertising have evolved since the postwar era

  par Jack Yan
• Hevan moves earth

  Hannah Evans-Scott of Hevan lives her brand, and rightly sees herself as
  much, much more than a beauty consultant

• It’s lonely at the top

  La Prairie’s Cellular Cream Platinum Rare is possibly the most expensive skin care cream in the world

• Reading nature

  Seka Ojdrovic goes to Wellington’s Skin Therapy as it introduces a new skin analysis machine

• By appointment

  Jack Yan catches up with Andrew Collinge, one of Britain’s, if not the world’s, best known hairdressers, on his latest work including a Royal Wedding

  par Jack Yan
• The brand with a voice

  Alan MacKenzie, the founder of Organic Surge, tells Jack Yan that his
  products give some of the world’s underprivileged children a true voice

• Out of africa

  Brenda Lockie is introducing RégimA into New Zealand, with impressive results for skin

• Keeping the flash harriets away

  Small cabriolets have more subdued style, says Jack Yan photographed by Tanya Sooksombatisatian and the author

  par Jack Yan
• Nature prevails

  Custo Barcelona will go beyond its fashion design roots with the interiors at Capricho, a Cancun resort. Kamitha Sloan gives a preview

  par Kamitha Sloan
• Southern hideaways

  Kip Brook tastes the best and most romantic resorts in New Zealand’s South Island, in part one of a four-part series

  par Kip Brook
• The next pacific destination

  Few think of Taiwan as a Pacific Island getaway, but we think it’s the next big destination

  par Jack Yan
• An interwoven tale

  Stanley Moss explores Scotland’s Western Isles, in a quest for Clò Mór, or Harris Tweed, while seeing some of the nation’s great inns photographed by the author

  par Stanley Moss
• You know where i am

  Jack Yan talks to Samantha Powell, Miss Universe New Zealand 2008, on the pageant, her experiences at the international competition, and how the media failed to unnerve

  par Jack Yan
• A more real oscar week

  The pre-award prep and primp sessions may be pared down, but Elyse Glickman and Leyla Messian discover spirits are as high as ever in Hollywood. This year’s fi lm and talent nominees represent a renewed commitment to quality and social consciousness, as did the gatherings intended to celebrate their accomplishments

• Out of the trunk

  Harry’s gets ready for the next season

  par Bronwyn Williams