Anna Mowbray wearing NOM*D's Hoodie

Local designers unite for breast cancer research once again — here’s how to show your support

Seventeen local designers have joined forces for Breast Cancer Cure’s boldest campaign yet — Tees for a Cure 2025. With a goal to sell 3,600 garments, each representing one of the 3,600 New Zealanders diagnosed with breast cancer every year, this eighth edition carries an urgent new tagline: 3600 for a Cure.

From Karen Walker to Nom*d and Trelise Cooper, each of the 17 exclusive designs carries a meaningful story. The range spans short and long sleeve tees ($59–$69), sweatshirts, and hoodies ($99), with styles available for both men and women. And it’s not just the design world lending its support — familiar faces like Antonia Prebble, Petra Bagust, and Ben Barrington are also helping to spread the word by modelling the collection.

NYNE’s Crew Sweatshirt

Breast Cancer Cure CEO Sonja de Mari says if the target is met, proceeds could help fund at least three new research projects. “With nine Kiwis diagnosed every day, this disease touches every family — mothers, sisters, partners, even our dads and brothers. Research is the only path to a cure.”

While the campaign raises funds, it’s also about education. Researcher Annette Lasham stresses that early detection saves lives. “Routine screening catches cancers before they grow or spread. It means smaller surgeries, less chemo, and better survival rates.”

With limited government funding, Breast Cancer Cure relies on public support to fuel their work — over the past four years, Tees for a Cure has already helped launch 12 new research projects. This year, that impact could grow even further.

breastcancercure.org.nz

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Northbrook Arrowtown and the connecting Ayrburn precinct

Thoughtful design and world-class living collide at Northbrook Arrowtown — your future home

Meet Northbrook Arrowtown — a luxury later life development sitting alongside Ayrburn, inspiring residents to live the lives they love, in the place they love the most.

Northbrook Arrowtown

There’s much to be said about the trend towards elevated later life living. Accommodation that, instead of focusing on the final chapter, celebrates the beginning of an exciting new one — filled with freedom and a self-determined lifestyle. And there is perhaps no one creating later living residences better than Winton. 

Chris Meehan’s innovative, design-driven property development company is making incredible strides in changing the face of retirement, creating exceptional later life residences that emphasise enjoyment, inspiring residents to continue to live the lives they love, in the places they love most, while ensuring the support they may require is there waiting for them, if and when they need it. 

Northbrook Arrowtown Residence

Where, historically, aged-care has been associated with slow, sedentary, and quiet lives lived in quarters that reflect the same ethos, Northbrook is centred on the opposite: full lives, well lived, in stunning, design-led spaces. And nowhere is this more evident than in the new Northbrook Arrowtown — an environment of unparalleled beauty and charm, perfect for living a busy and engaged, yet deeply peaceful life. 

“Ayrburn — Winton’s lauded hospitality precinct, sits on the very same parcel of land,
a gentle walk through manicured gardens
from your Northbrook home.”

A premium development that offers sleek, sophisticated residences to those who appreciate good design and want to enjoy the best years of their lives in the lap of luxury, where every whim is catered to, and at the level one might expect from a five-star hotel, Northbrook Arrowtown is redefining not just later living, but what’s possible within a community-centric masterplanned development.

The pool at Northbrook Arrowtown
Yoga Studio at Northbrook Arrowtown

Here, residents won’t just find architecturally-designed residences of the highest quality, sweeping outdoor spaces, expert care for when it’s needed, and endless amenities, but will also have access to the world-class hospitality and entertainment on offer at Ayrburn — Winton’s lauded hospitality precinct that sits on the very same parcel of land, a gentle walk through manicured gardens from your Northbrook home.

The Woolshed at Ayrburn

In fact, at Northbrook Arrowtown, Ayrburn becomes part of the rhythm of daily life. From supply runs at R.M Prime Produce, which boasts deli delights, an in-house butcher, fine wines, fresh-cut flowers, and all of the essentials (including pre-made meals to go), to enjoying morning coffee and freshly-baked pastries from The Bakehouse while taking a refreshing stroll through the precinct’s sprawling grounds, to lunch, dinner, drinks and beyond at the many exceptional bars and eateries — each catering to a different occasion or mood, the options truly are endless. And, beyond the impressive food and drink scene, Ayrburn plays host to a jam-packed rota of vibrant events and activities, from immersive garden and art tours to laid-back weekly jazz nights, live opera on The Dell, and the likes of the Ayrburn Classic — one of the Southern Hemisphere’s most prestigious motoring events. 

Ayrburn

Come mid-year, the grounds transform into a whimsical winter wonderland, channelling the conviviality of European metropolises, while during the summer months, the precinct hums with life as live music, open-air films, market days and more fill the calendar.

And, venturing slightly further afield, keen golfers will find three of New Zealand’s top 15 courses in the surrounding area, while skiers will be spoilt for choice when it comes to selecting a field (Northbook Arrowtown is, after all, set between the dramatic backdrops of The Remarkables and Coronet Peak, with Cardrona just a short drive over the Crown Range), and those partial to cycling or hiking will find themselves surrounded by an expansive local network of trails.

“Northbrook Arrowtown is an environment of unparalleled beauty and charm, perfect for living a busy and engaged, yet deeply peaceful life.”

The quaint, picturesque township of Arrowtown is five minutes away by car, and offers luxury retail, galleries, markets, a cinema, and stores for anything and everything you may desire, while Queenstown itself is just over 20 minutes away in the opposite direction, and is the perfect location for entertaining family and friends. 

Located a short 15 minutes from Queenstown’s international airport, from Northbrook Arrowtown, overseas travel is accessible and stress-free, and with everything you need right on your doorstep at Ayrburn, returning home comes without the usual rush to the shops to restock the pantry and reset the home. The security of the development also means you can travel free of worry, knowing your home is being well taken care of. 

Residence interior at Northbrook Arrowtown

And, within the homes themselves, the top tier design Winton has become famed for shines through in every detail, from the finishes and textiles within the residences to the styling of the communal zones — all of which is centred on a luxurious palette of warm neutrality, with an emphasis on comfort and low-maintenance durability. 

Winton’s CEO, Chris Meehan, believes the location and amenities at Northbrook Arrowtown are unmatched, offering its future residents five-star hotel-like living in one of New Zealand’s most desirable locations, “Northbrook Arrowtown is surrounded by natural beauty and will be one of our most spectacular later living projects,” says Meehan, “Sited on land that has become known as Waterfall Park — a unique location within the Wakatipu Basin where Mill Creek spills into the site as a waterfall — the development naturally extends down to the historic Ayrburn Farm, now known as Ayrburn.” He continues, “Residents will enjoy immediate access to Ayrburn and its hospitality offerings, connection with the surrounding walkways, cycleways and world-class golf courses, as well as the proximity to both Arrowtown, Queenstown and its international airport.”

Terrace at Northbrook Arrowtown

Designed to cater to later life residents who are seeking to live full, vibrant lives, Northbrook Arrowtown offers an unparalleled lifestyle. 

Beyond the luxurious residences themselves, which have been meticulously designed for comfort, convenience, and ease of living, the location ensures everything you could possibly need is just beyond your home’s threshold. Meaning all you have to do is sit back, relax, and embrace your next chapter. 

northbrook/arrowtown.co.nz

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Start the week well with The Lodge’s Steak & Wine Night

Taking experiential retail to new heights, Rodd & Gunn’s The Lodge is a fully immersive retail and dining experience located within Auckland’s Commercial Bay precinct. Since opening its doors mid-way through 2020, the eatery has earned a name for itself for turning out some of the best steaks in town — and now, internationally venerated chef Matt Lambert has curated a bespoke Monday night-only offering centred on steak and wine.

Here, every Monday diners will find a delectable dinner for two with milk bread ‘pull apart’ with brie whipped butter, 28-day dry-aged NY strip steak with jus and confit garlic, herb and ricotta salad with basil dressing, rigatoni cacio e pepe, and passionfruit pavlova, served alongside two glasses of Rodd & Gunn Pinot Noir — all for $150 for two people.

Book a table here, now, and start the week well at this inner-city favourite.

roddandgunn/the-lodge-bar.com

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Mothers Day Gift Guide 2025

Finding the ultimate gift for Mother’s Day that perfectly encapsulates all that your mum or mother figure means to you is no easy feat. And while of course, it’s the thought that counts, there’s something about finding a gift with meaning that reminds mum of your unwavering love and appreciation long after the champagne has been popped. Here, we share a comprehensive gift guide with something for every kind of mum, where she’s a homebody, sartorialist, or simply sentimental.

Assouline
Mother and Child from Moda Operandi
Cutipol Goa Chopsticks fromThe Studio of Tableware
Sophie Bille Brahe Gaia Ring from Muse
Aarke Kettle from Allium
Riedel Veritas Coupe Cocktail Pair from Studio of Tableware
Serpenti Viper Ring from Bulgari
Scrubby Garlic Dish Sponge from Gohar World
BYREDO Blanche Absolu de Parfum from Mecca
Miu Miu denim baseball cap from Farfetch
Perrier-Jouët Belle Époque Rosé Vintage from glengarry wines
Lasvit Champagne Cooler from Matisse
project printed Silk Carre Scarf from Gucci
Pallares Kitchen Knife Set from Father Rabbit
Hommey Rock Road Stripes Robe from Superette
1.00 Carat TW Diamond Solitaire Stud Earrings from Michael Hill
Limited Edition Rose & Amber Body Wash from Ecostore
Sambonet Gio Ponti Bowl from The Studio of Tableware
Serpenti Tubogas Watch from Bulgari
By Malene Birger Aya Cosmetic Case from Muse
Acerbis Due Più Armchair from Matisse
Pistachio Papi Pistachio spread from FreshChoice
Birkenstock Boston Shearling slides from Iconic
THE MARGUERITE WOOL scarf from Dark Hampton
CLAREMONT BATH TOWEL from Baina
Tiffany HardWear
Large Link Bracelet from Tiffany & Co.
LOEWE PERFUMES
Bar Soap from Mytheresa
Games collection Mahjong from Studio Italia
Reflections Copenhage crystal box with decks of cards from Farfetch
FEMME bouquet from Flowers After Hours
Audo Copenhagen
Bottle Grinders from Dawson & Co.
Bette Magnetic Bath Cushion from Plumbline
Idyllia clip earrings from Swarovski
Soft Goat Cashmere Cardigan from Muse
Colouring pencil set with Double G from Gucci
Oblique Mirror from Powersurge
GOHAR WORLD lemon squeezer set from net-a-porter
Frequent flyer LOUNGE SET from Robey
Miu Miu
Gymnasium sneakers from Farfetch
Wool blanket with GG Shadow from Gucci
Volumising Shampoo & Conditioner from Finne
FlexStyle Air Styling & Drying System from Shark
Tronque Triple Active Body Milk from Tonic Room
Tiffany HardWear Large Link Earrings from Tiffany & Co.
Hugs & Kisses macaron Collection from J’aime
Soho Home GIOVANNI TABLE LAMP from Design Central
Caviar Kaspia
Matryosha Tatiana By Georges Riu from Moda Operandi
ASHOKA Timo Huggie Bracelet from Partridge
Tiffany HardWear
Small Link Ring from Tiffany & Co.
Kate Van Der Drift, Esk River I (after Gabrielle), 2024 from Sanderson
Lee Broom On Reflection Candle from ECC
The Takumi Wok Set from Ironclad Co.
PANTHÈRE DE CARTIER WATCH from Partridge
ACQUA WATERING CAN from Ligne Roset
Peony & Rose Collection from Ecostore
DiorPacific R1F Sunglasses from Dior
Nick Herd, House of Dreamers from föenander galleries
Augustinus Bader The Rich Eye Cream from FWRD
Vintage Alhambra bracelet, 5 motifs from Van Cleef & Arpels
Onoyoshi Hamono Bud Cutting Shears from Abask
Chronicle Side Tables Plinths from Tim webber
‘GUCCI’ hair clip with crystals from Gucci
TOCCA 30th Anniversary Collector’s Edition Set from Mecca
14ct Yellow Gold Hoop Earrings from Walker & Hall
Arflex Botolo armchair from Studio Italia
Homecourt Cece Hand Cream from Revolve
Tom Dixon Press Large Bowl from ECC
iPhone MagSafe Case from Apple
SKIN Wilma slippers from Net-a-porter
Joanna Buchanan Stripey Bee Napkin Ring Set from Moda Operandi
Good Enough by Dr Tara Porter from Book Hero
STAUD Mini Taru Suede Bag from Muse
Moccamaster KB741 Classic from Havana
Plexiglas and metal barrette from Prada
SKIMS Soft Lounge Rib Sleep Set from Net-a-porter
Elephant charm from Loewe

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Ebisu

A Taste of Things to Come — Gastronomic Journeys of Discovery

With economic considerations still having an impact on shaping spending habits, industry professionals believe that cheap and cheerful eateries will remain popular. That said, the desire for affordability isn’t at the expense of quality. Classic dishes done well continue to resonate with diners, proving that thoughtful execution of time-honoured favourites still holds weight. But what really stood out as a trend are menus that go deep into a single style of cuisine, reflecting an increasing preference for menus that introduce us to new flavours and cuisines, beyond the typical catch-all offerings.


Guests are looking for a truly authentic experience, especially with Japanese food. Our diners love the fact that we can serve delicious authentic Japanese food at Ebisu using locally sourced ingredients.

Tatsuki Okunishi, Head Chef, Ebisu


What resonates for our guests at Advieh, are local ingredients that have been cooked with heart, employing my passion for Middle Eastern flavours. When you cook food from the heart my hope is that our guests can experience that journey with you.

Gareth Stewart, Executive Chef, Advieh

Carlo Buenaventura, Co-Owner, Bar Magda

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Owners Residence

Meet Waimarino Lodge — a luxury getaway in Queenstown that offers travellers a place to call their own

There’s an exquisite hidden haven set to redefine luxury travel in New Zealand — a place where contemporary design and nature’s beauty come together in perfect harmony, and an escape feels like coming home.

Waimarino Lodge

Nestled on the tranquil shores of Queenstown’s Lake Wakatipu, within a private bay 12 minutes from the central township, Waimarino Lodge offers an unparalleled experience for discerning vacationers seeking more than just a place to rest their head. Enveloped by crystal clear waters and awe-inspiring mountains, the exclusive series of dwellings on the lake’s edge set a new standard for luxury accommodation, encompassing 20 luxury villas and a single stunning residence. At this striking retreat, every detail has been meticulously mapped out to enhance the vacation experience and promote rest and relaxation. From the design — carefully conceived by Andrew McIntosh in collaboration with Design Base Architects and The Lennon Project to blend luxury with the tranquillity of the stunning surrounds, to the culinary offering, spanning fire-lit lakeside dinners under the stars to intimate, immersive meals at KA Restaurant rooted in seasonality and provenance, to the Waimarino Day Spa — its offering tailored to accommodate for individual wellbeing goals, a stay at Waimarino Lodge is one of immersion, connection, and the kind of impact that lingers long after you depart.

Owners Residence
Premium Unit
Yoga Studio

And, by design, it likely won’t be long before your next visit. For those who desire the privileges of ownership without commitment, Waimarino Lodge offers a highly exclusive membership program, ensuring every visit feels like coming home. Highly flexible, with options to suit different lifestyles and vacation types, members are granted privileged access to premium accommodations and curated experiences across the year, with every stay tailored to individual desires.

“Waimarino Lodge offers an unparalleled experience for discerning vacationers seeking more than just a place to rest their head.”

Three tiers ensure exclusivity at every level. The Villa Membership grants 20 nights in a private villa, while the Residence Membership extends to 20 nights in a four-suite luxury residence. The Corporate Membership, designed for executive retreats and group escapes, offers 80 nights of premium accommodation, with all tiers afforded access to luxury electric vehicles and boats, private culinary events, and an annual delivery of Still Waters Gin, distilled on-site with native botanicals. 

Distillery

Considering travellers’ increasing interest in ecotourism, sustainability is woven into every aspect of Waimarino Lodge. Living roofs and solar integrate seamlessly with the environment, while off-grid technology ensures a light footprint. A philosophy that extends to every meal, with seasonal, locally sourced produce forming the foundation of a deeply considered culinary offering. 

View from the Restaurant

With construction now underway, and memberships available to lucky few, the lodge is preparing to open its doors in 2026. There are only 100 Founding Memberships available, and the first 20 Founding Members receive an upgrade to one night in the exquisite four suite residence, valued at over $25,000. 

For those seeking their own slice of paradise, Waimarino Lodge awaits.

waimarinolodge.co.nz

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Baya’s new collection is an artful expression of timeless design — we share our editors’ picks

Baya’s Annual 2025 Collection is a masterful study in texture, tone, and timeless design, inviting a renewed appreciation for soft furnishings as both an aesthetic and tactile indulgence. Drawing inspiration from the shifting landscapes of nature and the fluidity of contemporary interiors, the collection weaves together craftsmanship and modern sensibilities to create pieces that feel inherently at home.

This season’s palette is deeply rooted in the earth, embracing Pantone’s Colour of the Year — Mocha Mousse, incorporating hues of Chocolate, Brass, and Sand — each shade exuding a quiet luxury that transforms spaces with warmth and depth. Sustainability remains a guiding principle for Baya, with natural fibres such as New Zealand wool, linen, and cotton taking centre stage; their inherent beauty and authenticity enhanced by expert hand-looming techniques.

Here, we share our editors’ favourite pieces from the collection, spanning rugs, cushions, and luxurious throws — all with the capacity to transform a space.

01. Norfolk Rug

At the heart of the collection is the Norfolk rug — an exemplar of understated elegance. Woven from 100% New Zealand wool (as is the case with all of Baya’s beautiful rugs), its plush cut-pile delivers both resilience and comfort, making it an anchoring presence in any room. Available in six nuanced tones — including the rich, cocooning depth of Chocolate and the serene sophistication of Sand — the Norfolk embodies a thoughtful approach to colour-drenching, a trend Baya’s Head Designer Hannah Middleton was intent on perfecting, “The focus was on both the quality of the wool and the vibrancy of the dyes used,” she explains. “Each rug colour matches with cushions and throws from our latest and core collections.”

Shop the Norfolk Rug

02. Beckett Rug

Pattern takes a softer turn in the Beckett rug, where a cloud-like, mottled design in oat and cream conjures an atmosphere of quiet reflection. This piece possesses a calming quality, and builds on Baya’s enduring legacy of refined, nature-inspired motifs, offering a serene foundation for contemporary living.

Shop the Beckett Rug

03. Woodhill Cushion

Baya’s attention to form and function extends to its cushion collection, where materiality becomes an art form. The Woodhill cushion — an oversized statement piece in moody earth tones, is a true expression of textile artistry, featuring digitally printed cotton that evokes the layered textures of a painter’s canvas.

Shop the Woodhill Cushion

04. Flaxmill Cushion

Meanwhile, the Flaxmill cushion, crafted from weighty linen in myriad striking hues, introduces a sense of relaxed sophistication, inviting effortless layering in both living and bedroom spaces.

Shop the Flaxmill Cushion

05. Mosman Throw

For those drawn to tactile luxury, the Mosman throw delivers unparalleled softness in pure Merino wool. Its earthy hues — Oyster, Olive, and Sand — speak to the brand’s enduring affinity for nature’s palette.

Shop the Mosman Throw

More than a collection, Baya’s 2025 offering is a study in thoughtful design — one that seamlessly bridges the divide between heritage craftsmanship and contemporary living, elevating the experience of home.

bayaliving.com

Design

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Ashoka Reese Ring and Ashoka Brilliant Climber Earrings

Shop the Edit: Ashoka diamonds celebrates 25 years of unbridled brilliance

A cut like no other, the ASHOKA® diamond has dazzled for 25 years. Patented by the William Goldberg family in 1999, its 62 facets create a brilliance so clear, it appears 30% larger than an emerald cut. Rare and captivating, the ASHOKA® diamond embodies a legacy of beauty and distinction — showcased in all of its glory throughout our Autumn Issue’s cover shoot with Morgana O’Reilly.

Shop the edit

Ashoka Trio from Partridge
Ashoka Brilliant Climber Earrings from Partridge
Horizontal Ashoka Diamond Bracelet from Partridge
Ashoka Four Claw Solitaire from Partridge

Ashoka Diamond Tennis Bracelet from Partridge
Ashoka Stud Earrings from Partridge
Ashoka Small Bezel Hoop Earrings from Partridge
Ashoka Timo Ring from Partridge

partridgejewellers/ashoka.com

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Swarovski’s Spring-Summer campaign with Ariana Grande is a metamorphosis of crystal and colour

In a radiant celebration of its 130th year, Swarovski unveils its Spring-Summer 2025 campaign with global icon and Brand Ambassador Ariana Grande — her third for the House. Lensed by legendary duo Mert and Marcus, the visuals are steeped in the curated cool of 1960s pop aesthetics, as Ariana steps into a Mathemagical world where colour, crystal, and creativity converge.

Under the visionary direction of Global Creative Director Giovanna Engelbert, this campaign reimagines metamorphosis — not as an ending, but a luminous rebirth. “Jewellery has the power to transform not just how you look, but how you feel,” Engelbert says. “Ariana embodies this with both beauty and boldness.”

Departing from the Old Hollywood glamour of her previous capsule collection, Grande this season explores a dynamic synergy between light-filled jewels and joyful self-expression. Styled in a palette of vibrant hues, she becomes the living embodiment of crystal in motion.

At the heart of the collection, Swarovski’s signature families are reborn with vibrant colourways and expressive forms. Millenia, symbolic of Ariana’s star power, debuts in a fresh lilac hue — a regal tribute to timeless elegance. Idyllia brings the brand’s savoir-faire to full bloom with crystal-encrusted florals and butterflies, fusing femininity with fantasy. Dulcis channels pop candy energy in playful, resin-based forms, while Chroma offers bold modularity with Chroma Twist — Swarovski’s first circular design, featuring ReCreated™ Crystals and recycled metals.

“I love the metamorphosis storyline of this campaign,” says Grande. “It felt truly uplifting and joyful.”

Together, Grande and Swarovski create a sparkling narrative of transformation — one that feels as effervescent as it is empowering; staying true to the House’s hallmark essence. This is a campaign that celebrates evolution, artistry, and the irreplacable joy of self-expression.

swarovski.com

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One of the houses new Ambassadors, Greta Lee

Tiffany & Co. has unveiled a new campaign that is a testament to love’s enduring power, embodied by a trio of the houses latest ambassadors

Tiffany & Co. continues its legacy of impactful storytelling with the unveiling of its latest HardWear campaign, a powerful narrative centered on the transformative strength of love. This significant moment introduces the House’s newest ambassadors: the compelling actress Mikey Madison, the insightful performer Greta Lee, and the nuanced artist Anna Weyant.

Anna Weyant
Tiffany HardWear Large Link Earrings from Tiffany & Co.
Tiffany HardWear Graduated Link Necklace from Tiffany & Co.

Captured with an artistic sensibility by the esteemed Harley Weir, the campaign presents these influential figures in striking HardWear pieces. Each ambassador offers a personal articulation of strength, forging a compelling link between their individual narratives and the inherent symbolism of the HardWear collection – a testament to both bold design and enduring resilience. This campaign underscores Tiffany & Co.’s profound connection to themes of empowerment and the enduring power of love.

Mikey Madison
Tiffany HardWear Small Link Rings from Tiffany & Co.
Tiffany HardWear Large Link Bracelet from Tiffany & Co.

The HardWear collection, with its distinctive blend of industrial edge and refined elegance, serves as a potent metaphor for the multifaceted nature of love itself – its ability to transform and fortify. The campaign thoughtfully juxtaposes the collection’s inherent strength with the individual power and inspiring journeys of Madison, Lee, and Weyant.

tiffany.com

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