Splurge on quality pieces
Interior design, and the individual pieces that create the whole, turn a house into a home. Many people start collecting when they buy their first home, taking their style and favourite pieces from home to home. As tempting as it is to skimp when buying home decor, especially factoring in multiple rooms, there […]
Expect the unexpected
Lamborghini has unveiled its most extreme V12 supercar yet. Called the Revuelto, it succeeds the Aventador as the flagship sports car of the Lamborghini family, speeding down an ever expanding highway. This Lambo is a plug-in hybrid. Lamborghini call the Revuelto a “High Performance Electrified Vehicle”. What that means is that the Revuelto’s […]
Distinguished achiever, Mark Stewart
Cantabrian Mark Stewart was recently awarded an honorary Doctor of Commerce by the University of Canterbury. Lynda Papesch finds out more about a man who makes his mark as an international businessman, master of diplomacy, and a philanthropist. The first in his family to attend university, YBhg Datuk Mark James Stewart PJN (Kehormat), […]
Mum’s day out
Mother’s Day is the perfect opportunity to show your mum just how much you appreciate her. For each of us, our mother has given up many things to make sure we have a happy childhood, and succeed in life. One day a year there is a reminder to show our appreciation for everything […]
A vibrant hub for art
Street art is a shining example of the resilience and creativity of our Christchurch community in the aftermath of the earthquakes. Piles of rubble have been transformed into thought-provoking canvases that add vibrancy to our city’s streets. Here are some to look out for: Ōtautahi Mural The Ōtautahi Mural, located in the SALT […]
Believe in yourself
While New Zealand is known for its Kiwi ingenuity and number 8 wire mentality, new research has shown that conversations with friends, family or colleagues about new business ideas could be happening more than we think. The MYOB Belief Barometer – a survey of 1000 New Zealanders (adults 18+) from across the country […]
Leather takes the lead
Leather has always been a popular choice for autumn fashion, and this year it takes centre stage in a big way. From leather jackets and pants to skirts and dresses, designers are incorporating this durable and versatile material into their collections in innovative and exciting ways for both men’s and women’s fashion. Coloured […]
Wicked autumn florals
Curated by Daniella Judge Autumn florals are all about rich, deep colours and bold prints that make a statement. Think warm oranges, deep purples, and rich reds, paired with bold prints that are sure to turn heads. Whether you’re looking to add a pop of colour to your wardrobe, autumn florals are the […]
Soup it up
As colder days happen more frequently, soups appear on menus, at home and in eateries. Soups often change seasonally depending on the availability of fresh produce, however certain base ingredients or stocks stay the same. There are seven (at least) types of soups. Usually these are broths, consommes, creamy soups, veloute-based soups, purees, […]
The art of facial tailoring
Healthy radiant skin will always be in fashion, and Cantabrians have Dr Brigid Lee to turn to for help achieving that. Metropol editor Lynda Papesch explains. Many women, and an increasing number of men, are turning to cosmetic medicine to “refresh” their look. In Christchurch they turn to Dr Brigid Lee, one half […]
