1. Worn for a cause
Breast Cancer Cure marks a decade of Tees for a Cure with its Winter ’26 release. Bringing together 18 of New Zealand’s leading designers, the limited-edition collection channels creativity into meaningful impact, with every piece funding vital breast cancer research. Captured through Holly Sarah Burgess’ lens and styled by Dan Ahwa, the campaign feels like more than a collection, it’s a collective – uniting industry and community in the pursuit of change.
Tees For A Cure Pop-up locations & dates:
Westfield Newmarket | Friday 10th – Sunday 12th April
Westfield St Lukes | Friday 17th – Sunday 19th April
The Crossing Christchurch | Friday 17th – Sunday 19th
2. Introducing Gulp
The Facialist, long a trusted name in skin, enters a new chapter as Gulp. Founded by Ashleigh Scott, the reimagined brand distils its treatment-led expertise into a streamlined, hydration-first approach to skincare. The range focuses on high-performance, science-led formulations designed to support balanced, healthy skin – without excess. It’s a considered shift towards simplicity: fewer steps, smarter ingredients, and a more intuitive way of caring for skin.
3. A new era, on Drake
On Drake Street, a new chapter in New Zealand hairdressing begins. Drake on Drake, founded by Jennifer Good alongside Ed and Gene, blurs the line between salon and creative studio, where fashion and hair are treated as one. Born as a space for community, collaboration and inspiration, it moves beyond the traditional salon model – ushering in a more expressive, future-facing approach. This is set to be an electrifying new era for hair, shaped by those redefining it.
4. Love letters from Paris
Amour, Michael Hill’s newest fine jewellery collection in collaboration with Miranda Kerr, has been more than a year in the making. A natural evolution of Kerr’s ongoing partnership with Michael Hill, The nine-piece capsule draws inspiration from Paris and Kerr’s enduring language of love, gratitude and connection. Reworking the heart motif into something more modern, each piece is designed to be worn, gifted and kept close.
5. Into the light
This school holidays, Darklight: The Hidden World returns to Auckland as an immersive, multi-sensory experience. Staged within the Aotea Centre’s Hunua Rooms, the expanded 2026 edition unfolds across a series of interconnected environments where light, sound and interaction collide. From glowing gardens to cosmic finales, each space invites exploration at your own pace, making it an experience for all ages. A mesmerising escape – designed to spark curiosity, connection and a sense of wonder. Open until April 18th.
