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Style, Colour and Shopping Articles
- Figuring out your style
Getting the once-over from an appearance expert gives Gill
South the confidence to put her best foot forward
- Kiwi
Women Should Grow Old Gracefully - Survey
Kiwi women
want to ‘grow
old gracefully’ rather than attempt to turn back the
clock with cosmetic procedures - according to a new study.
- Still crazy about Coco
A new book about Coco Chanel captures the spirit of the great
designer. Here Viva explores how Chanel revolutionised
women's fashion, and why, even 25 years after Karl Lagerfeld
took over, the label remains as iconic as ever.
- Your
Style and Bloke's Bible in Herald On Sunday
- Colour
is a NO cost item in your wardrobe
Whether you buy a red, blue or white shirt
the price will be similar.
- Susan
Axford selects outfits for the former Mayor of Auckland, Dick
Hubbard
The Herald on Sunday asked Susan Axford to select
outfits for the new Mayor of Auckland, Dick Hubbard to wear
to the official opening of the maternity ward at Auckland Hospital,
and a visit to the Pasifika festival.
- How
to Dress the Part
Somewhere along the line a person coined the phrase 'dress
for the job you want, not for the job you've got.'
- Fashions
- Derby Day
Boxing
Day at Ellerslie Racecourse, Auckland is traditionally the day
when New Zealand thoroughbred racing lets fashion show its sporting
side.
- Parnell
Man
Metrosexual, retrosexual, letcherosexual
- may just be labels. But they are indicative of the fact that
men are taking more of an interest in their appearance and grooming.
- Susan
Axford: personal shopper extraordinaire
The stylist in the upcoming episodes
of hit TV show, ten years younger, Susan Axford is an A-lister
stylist with a dedication to making her clients, whose ages
range from teens to 70 plus, feel better about themselves
by knowing how to look their best.
- Help
at hand with a style makeover
Personal shoppers as marriage counsellors - it sounds distinctly
odd but there is no doubt that these professional fashionistas
can occasionally have a real effect on relationships.
- Spring
has sprung
Spring has sprung and we've spring
cleaned our closets so now the next step – what will
we buy to fill in the gaps and update our look?
- Spring
clean your closet
A
new season, new resolutions, and the perfect time for a
spring clean of our wardrobes.
- Style
cue from the boss
How
you are regarded at work has a lot to do with presentation, says
Paul Barrett, adjunct professor of psychometrics and performance
management at the Auckland University faculty of business.
- Wear
What You Like to Work
What
to wear? Pin stripes or polka dots? Patent leather or canvas?
- Winning
the Wardrobe War
Is
there anything as aggravating as our clothes? Bought in hope
- even when we're not sure they suit us - our unworn garments
can cram our closets for years. We pull them out, try them
on, sigh. and yearn for a personal style consultant. Lauren
Hamilton goes looking for advice.
- Wonderful
working wardrobes
You are what you wear. Or at least, sometimes. Here Susan
Axford offers tips and practical help on decluttering your
wardrobe to ensure you are making the best use of the clothes
that you own that help you feel your best .
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Do you have:
- a wardrobe full of clothes and nothing to wear?
- limited time to shop for yourself?
- a budget, but love to look stunning?
- trouble finding clothes you really like?
- shopping mistakes in your wardrobe?
Do you want to:
- look slimmer and taller?
- enjoy shopping for a new outfit?
- give your confidence a boost?
Do you feel:
- overwhelmed when you go shopping?
- disappointed with your purchases?
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