Fashion
Tamsin Cooper - The Art of Accessories
If you've ever admired a colourful, fabric brooch on someone's blouse - it might just be a Tamsin Cooper creation. Tamsin Cooper celebrates 10 years of design this year, and in that time her business… Audio
Maureen Callahan - The Starry 90s
Brooklyn-based Maureen Callahan has worked as a writer for the New York Post as well as being a contributor for Vanity Fair - where she wrote about the extraordinary relationship between the late… Audio
Cecilie Geary
Long-time fashion and beauty writer, Cecilie Geary, has just committed her five decades of experiences and memories to paper. After starting out as a copywriter, Cecilie wrote for the Auckland Star… Audio
The fashion of Whetu Tirikatene-Sullivan
Whetu Tirikatene-Sullivan helped break down barriers for both Maori and women. Her fashion sense was also ground breaking, and some of her wardrobe now features in a Hawkes Bay gallery exhibition… Audio
The knitted shoe revolution
The rise of the knitted shoe with CityLab writer Bonnie Tsui. Audio
Ari Seth Cohen : Fashionably Old
Ari Seth Cohen is the creator of Advanced Style a street-style photographic blog documenting, in his words, the "fashion and wisdom of the senior set." The blog has since inspired a book and a… Audio
No Slave to Fashion: The Story Behind Kowtow
Gosia Piatek doesn't feel very 'Kiwi,' especially where her work ethic and hunger are concerned. On the communication-front she is also very direct-a trait she readily puts down to her 'European'… Audio
Fashion Victims
Almost a year since more than 1100 people were killed in the Rana Plaza clothes factory collapse, one of our top designers Francis Hooper explores where Kiwi designed clothes are made, and Pulitzer… Audio
Snakeskin trade
The illegal global trade in snakeskins. Sarah Butler of The Guardian reports. Audio
Growing up on the catwalk - Poppy and Olive Voon
Imagine that your mother is well known Wellington fashion designer Sophie Voon and your dad is the photographer for this thriving family business. If you've grown up in the fashion industry it would… Audio
Feature Guest - Jo Paoletti
When did pink become the colour for girls, and blue the colour for boys? Jo Paoletti is Associate Professor of American Studies at the University of Maryland, and she's spent decades researching the… Audio
Feature Guest - Lindah Lepou
Lindah Lepou is an award-winning Pasifika multi-media artist and fashion designer. Audio
Neckties
From the cravat to the Windsor, the tie still has an important place in our schools, boardrooms and rugby clubs. With Thomas Fink, the author of 'The 85 Ways to Tie a Tie', Shelley Macrae of the… Audio
Feature Guest - Doris de Pont
Doris de Pont has edited the book 'Black: The History of Black in Fashion, Society and Culture in New Zealand', which explores the cultural and historical relevance of black in this country. It was… Audio
Hal Vaughan - Coco Chanel
In his book Sleeping with the enemy : Coco Chanel, Nazi agent Hal Vaughan reveals her life as a secret agent; her long love affair with a Nazi master spy; her missions on behalf of German military… Audio
Douglas - Landscape of a New Zealand Composer - Episode 8
A look at the way Lilburn's music changed over time, how it has fared amid the shifting sands of fashion, and how the composer coped with criticism. Audio
Feature Guest - Edwina Ehrman
A curator of textiles and fashion at the Victoria & Albert museum, specialising in 19th century fashion. She has curated an exhibition called Unveiled: 200 years of wedding dress from the Victoria and… Audio
Asian Report for 23 June 2009
Sapna Samant looks at the cult of anime and Hello Kitty, the doll that was created in 1974. Audio
Asian Report for 2 June 2009
Kiwi designer Jyoti Morningstar lives between Bali and Auckland and has just launched a new style of yoga inspired clothes with a new business philosophy to boot. Audio
Asian Report for 16 September 2008
Jason Moon our Asian Affairs Producers talks to the winner of the mens section at this year's Pasifika Fashion show. Audio