What You've Missed This Week!
Cheers to Friday! That means it’s time for a fresh round-up of what’s catching the Remix team’s eye. Sit back and catch up on all the must-know trends in beauty, fashion, music, and more.
David Dallas Returns to Galatos for Venue Veterans
This week, we're talking about Venue Veterans, the latest and greatest thing that's happening in Aotearoa's live music scene. Brought to you by the iconic beer brand Tiger and industry expert Dan Woolston, they have teamed up to bring us Venue Veterans: a groundbreaking initiative to ignite fire back into the live music culture. If you've been missing the magic of a packed-out gig in one of your favourite local spots, this one's for you. On Thursday, September 26th, get ready for New Zealand hip-hop artist David Dallas to take the stage at Galatos, the exact venue that helped launch his career. The best part? All proceeds from the night go straight back into Galatos, so this iconic venue can keep the tunes going for years to come. Grab your tickets and get ready for a night of music, memories, and a whole lot of good vibes.
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BAINA & Estudio Persona Introduces UMBRA
September just got a whole lot more stylish, thanks to BAINA's latest drop. Welcome UMBRA, a limited-edition towelling collaboration dreamed up by the design geniuses at Estudio Persona. Joining for something special, they bonded over a love for simplicity, high-quality craftsmanship, and natural materials. UMBRA is the art of shadows, light, and beautiful in-between. The name 'umbra' comes from the term for the innermost, darkest part of a shadow cast by an object, wherein all light is occluded. This four-piece collection is where modern design meets everyday luxury, making it the perfect piece of art that will elevate your bathroom game into new dimensions. Trust us, you’re going to want in on bringing a little UMBRA into your life.
Dive into Summer with PĀMU’s Ocean-Inspired Moana Collection
Add elegance to your jewellery collection with PĀMU's newest Moana Collection, perfect for the approaching summer season. Born on a farm northwest of Auckland, PĀMU has once again taken influence from Aotearoa with this ocean-inspired range that is all about gifting or letting yourself indulge as the holidays approach. The mussel shell at the heart of the Moana Collection is a powerful symbol in Aotearoa culture, reflecting protection, self-discovery, and happiness. It's a beautiful reminder of our connection to the sea and to the calm strength that resides within us all. Whether you’re looking for that one true summer spirit gift or a piece that connects you with the beauty and depth of the ocean, the Moana Collection is a perfect choice.
Commercial Bay’s Solstice Returns for a Three-Day Fest
Hold onto your hats and your shopping bags, because Commercial Bay's Solstice is bigger than ever! From September 13th to the 15th, Auckland's premier shopping and dining hot spot is taking it to the next level with a celebration that dazzles fashionistas, foodies, and music lovers alike. After last year's roaring success, this Solstice is sure to go one better. Spread over three days, Solstice will showcase an amazing option of shopping deals exclusive to the weekend, fantastic dining offers, and two spectacular fashion shows. Starting on Friday, the fun kicks off with participating retailers along with hospitality venues giving their exclusive offers that will last the entire weekend. Be prepared to take in seriously tempting deals that are just begging to be used either to refresh your wardrobe or to simply indulge in some retail therapy. So, mark your calendars because it is going to be a fashion, food-filled, fantastic fun weekend that you would never want to miss!
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A Bold New Chapter for New Zealand’s Creative Scene
We're welcoming this week a new initiative, Te Wiki Āhua o Aotearoa, Tāmaki Makaurau’s underground fashion week. Translated as New Zealand Āhua Week, this colourful celebration puts the spotlight on emerging and early-career artists around Aotearoa and provides the fashion forward with their fix in the wake of the cancelled 2024 New Zealand Fashion Week. Āhua translates to form and shape, exactly what this week-long celebration is all about. Starting on September 9th, the show will focus on diverse forms of creative expressions that define our rich cultural tapestry. This is a non-profit event, and proceeds from this project will be donated to aid in Gaza.
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