1. Emilia Wickstead Spring Summer 21
Paying homage to her Samoan and Aotearoa roots, the South Seas are the inspiration behind Emilia Wickstead’s sublime SS21 collection.
The collection explores ’90s minimalism and traditional dress in the form of balloon sleeves, billowy florals, sweetheart necklines and crisp shirting.
Emilia Wickstead SS21 is exclusively available in New Zealand at Simon James.
2. Mother's Day with kingi x Isadia
Say it with brunch and a bouquet this mother’s day with a beautiful offering from kingi restaurant and Isadia for Sunday 9 May.
Whether it’s the oat hotcakes with walnut and raspberry or the mushroom bolognese with buffalo curd and sourdough, treat your mum to her choice from kingi’s a la carté breakfast menu. She’ll also receive a bouquet from Isadia, a floral design studio that takes an intuitive and naturalistic approach to its arrangements.
Reserve both a table and bouquet by booking at kingibritomart.com.
3. A new circular beauty initiative: Re-Aleph
Are you feeling overwhelmed by your empties? You’ll be pleased to hear that sustainable luxury beauty brand Aleph has launched a new circular initiative Re-Aleph to save its jars from being single-use.
Partnering with Glass Packaging Forum, you can now drop off your Aleph empties at its stockists or pop them in the post. It’s a way to increase the number of times a single jar can be used and decrease the number of materials needed to produce new jars.
Find out more at alephbeauty.com.
4. Tiffany & Co announces Rosé Park as new global ambassador
Becoming a global ambassador of Tiffany & Co is a special moment for New Zealand raised Rosé Park, who has worn Tiffany jewellery since high school.
A member of girl band BLACKPINK, Rosé is known for her bold personality and modern style. She stars in the 2021 Tiffany HardWear campaign, embodying attitude and identity inspired by the edge and energy of New York City.
“To be part of an iconic brand that has been part of my life for a long time makes it that much more special to me,” says Rosé.
5. LA's Happy Place comes to Auckland
Full of whimsy and flair, Happy Place has graced our shores after successful residencies in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and most recently, Sydney.
Guests can explore an array of vibrant rooms to “find their happy”, whether it’s a giant rainbow, upside-down room, or confetti dome.
Loved by Adele, Kourtney Kardashian and Kerry Washington, find your happy by purchasing tickets here.
