Karishma Design

Karishma Design Slow deliberate, zero-waste, designer clothing, made to transform and empower the makers, the wearers, and our mother earth.

Every Karishma collection is inspired by both the earthly, “essential woman” and the ethereal goddess who has inspired throughout the ages. As other artists paid tribute to women with paint and chisel, so too does Karishma’s design team, through the draping of each piece. The Karishma collection is designed to celebrate women – as the embodiment of strength and elegance. The Karishma woman possess

es both, and the collection reflects this passion. The Karishma woman is one who segues with confidence from cocktails, to the conference room, and seeks to do so with sophistication, every time. Enhancing the absolute perfection of the inner being, Karishma is for the soul. Like the more casual 2K collection, Karishma celebrates the individual. Each piece is cut to imbue the wearer with her own brand of understated sexiness. To fluidly highlight her special essence.

Get Repost App • V I V A Every fashion week show has its best dressed, but none quite like Kāhui Collective. Heru, pōtae...
20/08/2026

Get Repost App • V I V A Every fashion week show has its best dressed, but none quite like Kāhui Collective. Heru, pōtae, taonga, kete, paraikete – and that was just the front row.

It was a full house for the showcase of 15 Indigenous designers from Aotearoa and the Pacific, and deservedly so. More than a runway, Kāhui Collective is a movement.

As the lights went down, sounds of taonga puoro echoed across Shed 10 before an emotive video set the tone for the storytelling to come. The theme: Te Taiao. A celebration of our relationships to the natural world through Indigenous design.

As each label presented their collection, the designers transported us to their homes and their cultures – a deep reverence for whakapapa, across borders.

Read Skye Ross full show report at link in bio.

TEMESIA
Obsolescence Clothing
yumaruclothing
MATU
Shona Tawhiao
czarina wilson
NUNGALA CREATIVE
Bobby Qalutaksraq Brower

So thrilled to be part of this historic moment in Aotearoa
19/08/2026

So thrilled to be part of this historic moment in Aotearoa

NZ INDIGENOUS FASHION SYMPOSIUM 2026

I am thrilled to lead this program at Manurewa High Manurewa High School. This kiapapa strongly supported by the Kura an...
29/05/2026

I am thrilled to lead this program at Manurewa High Manurewa High School. This kiapapa strongly supported by the Kura and many amazing kaiako before who worked tirelessly Rekha N Madhwan Brendan Lambert.. I think what makes me most proud is that this kaupapa truly affirms Mason Druri words “ what’s good for Maori is good for all “
U see these words are so deeply rooted in matuaranga Maori from its culture of kotahitanga, to the radical care of Manakitanga … that it really empowers and helps us create systems that empower all cultures of Aotearoa - therefore creating a pluriverse that thrives . The akonga of Mhs truly embody this

24/05/2026

So proud of the mahi of my year 13 PMN Cook Islands interview on Monday … have a listen and please comment and support them . Can u imagine being 17 year old and starting a company that is solving a world issue - well this is what the Young Enterprise Trust supports us to do ! This experience based learning rooted in deep cultural understanding is truly transformative and I am thrilled to be part of this journey !

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09/11/2025

Tuia te muka tangata: Weaving together the bonds of Humanity

Join us for a weaving exhibition celebrating 50 years of New Zealand–ASEAN dialogue relations — a milestone of connection, creativity, and collaboration across cultures.

🧵 Exhibition details:
📅 Dates: 7–9 November 2025
🕙 Time:
▪️ 10:00 am – 4:00 pm (7–8 Nov)
▪️ 10:00 am – 1:00 pm (9 Nov)

🎨Meet the artists talk: 1:00pm Saturday 8 November
i Creative Studio, Pochi Silk, and Sunflower will share their weaving process and discuss the connections between Myanmar and New Zealand.

📍 Venue: Goethe-Institut, Kabar Aye Pagoda Road, corner of Nat Mauk Street, Bahan Township.

Come celebrate this shared journey and discover how threads of culture and creativity weave us all together.

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