Leading New Zealand fashion brand Maggie Marilyn is blooming with its latest Forever capsule collection as is its designer and founder Maggie Hewitt who is expecting her first child any day now. The collection is Maggie’s first since she became pregnant with her son, and is
With the sale and silly season nearly upon us, it’s not long before we flock to the malls looking for the best deal on a brand-new pair of strappy heels for that summer soiree.But what if the best deal for you, isn’t the best deal
Ethical modelling is on the rise. But what is ethical modelling and who’s involved? Good investigates. Ethical fashion has been around for decades, with designers from Stella McCartney to Katharine Hamnett invested in creating cruelty-free clothes from sustainable materials. It’s no longer unusual to see vegan
Iconic fashion brand Seed Heritage is thrilled to announce the launch of its bespoke Home and Lifestyle range to add to its ever-evolving offering. The considered collection focuses on stoneware, premium linen napery and super-soft cotton towels to elevate the home.The collection’s lovingly-handcrafted ceramics have
Main image Ian Deng on Unsplash New Zealand’s top fashion brands have come under the spotlight again. So which brands tell-all and what brands are afraid of going under the microscope? Each year, Tearfund produces a handy shopping companion that grades around 400 brands from A+ to
Liam designer Emily Miller-Sharma has released her first collection in over a year and it’s zero waste! Miller-Sharma says she used the collection, which she has titled ‘Everything’ to investigate two areas where she thinks we can have influence, and need to be urgently addressed: production waste and
Having wavy, coily or curly hair can be annoying when looking for the right products to wash our hair without any damage or ruin. Global sustainable beauty pioneer, Ethique, has released two new concentrated bars scientifically formulated for wavy, curly and coily hair: curliosity sold conditioner
Main image: Videris models Kama and Tiare embody the message that there’s nothing sexier than a person who feels comfortable in their own skin. Cast your mind back to that iconic scene in Bridget Jones’ Diary when our loveable heroine jostles with the make or break decision:
More than ever, Kiwis are wanting sustainability and affordability – not one or the other. The Warehouse is doing something about it.For many Kiwis, making sustainable choices has become increasingly important, but being able to make those choices is a privilege often only available to
We know that sustainability is the topic of this decade. Here at Good, we are always striving to find better solutions to problems that don’t compromise on quality, convenience, and style. Living a healthy lifestyle includes getting your body moving - whatever that means for you.
