Spring Fashion Events

Wondering what to wear and when to wear it? To find out what's turning heads this spring, get your derriere up to Auckland and Wellington for the two main fashion events of the season. Auckland plays hosts once more to New Zealand Fashion Week from Tuesday 21st to Saturday 25th September, with a number of events planned especially for those outside the trade, the great and glorious general public.

Meanwhile in Wellington, the World of Wearable Art is open to all in a series of two-hour performances running from 23rd September to 3rd October described as "Mardi Gras meets Haute Couture at a Peter Gabriel concert directed by Salvador Dali"... Sadly tickets for most shows are already sold out, so you may have to hunt around for offers/trades/auctions on the Internet... or book the dates in your diary for 2011!

New Zealand Fashion Week

You can get involved with the glitz, glamour and excitement of New Zealand Fashion Week alongside the fashion industry's best at the following:

• Fashion Weekend 24th-25 th September - Catwalk shows, seminars, art and beauty experiences.
• New Zealand Herald Designer Garage Sale – A multitude of designer products is up for grabs in the the nation's largest sale of its kind.
• Designer Selection Shows – A selection of the design collections shown over the week on the catwalks once again.
• Bars and Restaurants – Hang out with the fashion crowd and enjoy the atmosphere!

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Find out more about NZ Fashion Week in Auckland.

All Auckland accommodation can be booked online.

Montana World of Wearable Art

If you don't make it this year, make Wellington your 'mission possible' for 2011 because these performances are something special.

The two-hour long shows have been described as a 'glorious rebellion against the mundane, where you enter a world of dreams and fantasies and witness an extraordinary procession of incredible works of art. A world where art and the human form combine in a sensory feast of amazing sound scapes, stunning lighting, dance and drama. There is no narration, no explanation and no language barriers - an unforgettable extravanganza that inspires and enthrals all who see it.'

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Find out more about World of WearableArt in Wellington.

All Wellington accommodation can be booked online.