New Zealand in Vogue

In 1957 British Vogue, the world's most glamorous fashion magazine, established Vogue New Zealand. It was originally produced in England, but by 1960 the magazine, and its Australian counterpart, had moved to Australia. Vogue New Zealand developed a distinctly New Zealand flavour, with two locally-based fashion editors, and featuring the work of local designers and New Zealand photographers.

This exhibition draws its inspiration directly from the pages of Vogue New Zealand. It showcases garments from top New Zealand designers, and those made here under licence from the world's leading fashion houses, such as Christian Dior. As well as stylish suits and dresses reflecting the latest international trends, there are the accessories, essential to the well-dressed woman. The home sewer is here too, supported by Vogue in its pattern service, and advice on fabrics.

Don't miss this opportunity to view a unique chapter in the history of New Zealand's fashion industry.

• New Zealand in Vogue

24 June 2011 – September 2012

Te Papa
Eyelights, Level 4
Free entry