Our government has just announced that single-use plastic bags will be phased out completely over the next 12 months Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced today the government's decision to ban single-use plastic bags in a bid to better look after our environment and safeguard New Zealand's clean,
When it comes to choosing the right skincare for you, where to start can often be a confusing task. With many companies claiming their products to be revolutionary, who do we choose, and why? Soraya Hendesi, founder of New Zealand anti-ageing skincare brand Snowberry, who are
Clean out your beauty products and create a capsule of conscious products. Words Carolyn Enting. Photography Bryce Carleton. When we pack for a weekend away the clothes that end up in the overnight bag tend to be the ones that we reach for every other day. A
Thoughtful design sums up Marina Davis’ approach to fashion and her Ovna Ovich label. We asked her about the materials her garments are made from, as well as her mission statement, and what the future of fashion looks like to her. Interview Carolyn Enting What is the
Working as a fashion designer in the UK for many years for other companies, Amy Conlon is now backing herself with her ethical accessories brand Outliv. We asked her about how the brand came to be and why being socially responsible is so important to her. Interview Carolyn
Why online fashion-forward platform Mane Project is set to light up the runway at the Good Sustainable Style Show during New Zealand Fashion Week 2018. Mane Project founder and designer Lizzie Turner An acronym for 'Made At No Expense', Mane Project is an online platform created by founder and designer
Grumpysuns designer Eva Cambourn and business partner Nick Williamson are on a mission to change the fashion industry into a force for good. We asked Cambourn what their vision looks like, what materials they are most passionate about using, and why. Interview Carolyn Enting. How did Grumpysuns, the
Good talked to Jyoti Morningstar, founder of WE-AR on the evolution of her iconic ethical fashion label, her hopes for the future of the industry and why she said yes to joining the Good Sustainable Style Show at New Zealand Fashion Week 2018. Interview Carolyn Enting. Photography
The very first Tonic & Cloth collection launches on the Good Sustainable Style runway at New Zealand Fashion Week 2018. The brand’s purpose and mission, according to designer Jodie Woods, is to empower women, while making Monday clothes feel like Sunday. Photography by Brad Hanson 'Monday clothes
We’re celebrating our 10th birthday with the good stuff – starting with this decadent yet deceptively simple vegan chocolate cake. Recipe, words, styling and photography Jane Lyons Dark Chocolate and Toasted Sesame Birthday Cake Flecks of toasted sesame seeds and sea salt combined with rich dark chocolate
