Next New Zealand – September 2019

WHAT’S

NEW

Fashi

BYJULIABRAYBROOK

Brave new world

Entera surreallandscapewithZoe&

Morgan’snewFloatingWorldjewellery

collection.Withinspirationcomingfrom

myriadsources– theJapaneseEdoperiod,

thedesignsofthe’60s,thenightsky–

it championssoftshapessetagainst

sharpgeometriclinesandrepetitive

graphics.zoeandmorgan.com

SPRING HAS SPRUNG

ANIMAL PRINT,BLUSHTONES

AND,YES,FLORALSALL

FEATURE INWITCHERY’S

LIMITED-EDITION SPRING

COLLECTION.TAKEA

WALKONTHEWILD

SIDEWITHA TIGER-STRIPE

SKIRT,$229.90, OR OPT

FORUTILITARIAN LUXE

IN THE FORMOFA PINK

BOILERSUIT,$229.90.

WITCHERY.CO.NZ

BLOOMING

LOV ELY

Floralsaresettogracecollectionsin

a bigwaythisseason.Versace,Dolce

& GabbanaandBalenciagahaveall

includedbloomsintheircollections,

while30,000carnationslinedthecatwalkforthe 2020 spring/

summershowfromultra-hipbrandOff-White.InNewZealand,

Twenty-sevenNameshasreleasedtheirspringcollection,Timeto

Spare,withvintage-inspiredsilhouettesandvividhand-painted

oralprints.Twenty-sevenNamesGlenmoredress,$450, and

Sunsettank,$240.twentysevennames.co.nz

CLEAN AND GREEN

British fashion designer Stella McCartney

recently revealed that she doesn’t pop on

a load of laundry just because she’s worn

something. Speaking to The Guardian

about her time as an apprentice tailor on

Savile Row in London, she said, “The rule

on a bespoke suit is you do not clean it.

You let the dirt dry and you brush it

off. Basically, in life, the rule of thumb

is: if you don’t absolutely have to clean

anything, don’t clean it. I wouldn’t change

my bra every day and I don’t just chuck

stuff into a washing machine because

it’s been worn. I am incredibly hygienic

myself, but I’m not a fan of dry

cleaning or any cleaning, really.”

Photographs

Getty Images and supplied

FASHION