Taking a single exercise class or hitting the gym once a year won’t make much of a dent in your fitness goals, and the same logic can be applied to achieving great skin.
Cityscape's Virtual High Street lets you explore Christchurch's best boutiques and brands online. Peek through some shop windows and find your in-season style and flavour. When you find the things you like, click through and you’ll be taken directly to each business's own website to buy, so anything you spend on stocking up your wardrobe, home or pantry on Virtual High Street goes directly to supporting those local stores.
Luminous and transcendent, Mod's hair is Christchurch’s home of French-style hair, it’s a place to relax with a glass of Champagne from the fully- licensed Perrier-Jouët Champagne bar, and it’s at times a transitional space or art gallery.
A decade ago ‘wellness’ was only just entering our national lexicon. Now, we’ve traded stress for stretching, sitting for stand-up desks and boozing for barre. Here’s what to expect in the next decade of wellness.
Overshadowed for decades by their more pretentious animal kingdom rivals, the humble cow is finally hitting fashion hot lists.
Wedding season is almost upon us, and whether you’re the bride, mother of the bride, a bridesmaid or just want to look ultra-radiant for an event as a guest, now’s the time to start your journey to glowing, radiant skin.
Cityscape talks style, sustainability and spring with Untouched World founder Peri Drysdale.
Fabric rationing in the 1940s gave us bikinis, the space race sparked a silver trend, and now 2020 is giving us all kinds of outrageous trends started by creative (and bored) millennials in lockdown, now graduating to Fashion Week main stages.
Do you feel like you’re running on empty? So many people have shared with me that they are feeling utterly exhausted, and it’s not surprising given the uncertainty and unpredictability that has featured in 2020.
Fitness pro Kyla at Studio Six Private Training believes a few easy wins can keep you in top shape through the summer.
Empowerment coach Saskia Clements drops some advice on creating healthy habits by actively controlling the important things, and shedding the rest.
Christchurch’s beauty experts on the au courant, the cool, and the regimens that get results.
The Terrace just keeps getting better and better, with premium menswear (and now womenswear) store Working Style the latest to open.
Want to live more joyfully in 2021? Who wouldn’t? Veronica King, owner of Grassroots Yoga & Health, has loaded us up with ways to fill 2021 with happiness.
From his boutique clothing store in The Tannery, Benji, aka ‘The Jeans Whisperer’, dispenses expert advice and on-trend fashion.
Nik Henshaw is in the empowerment business. She runs Mojo Beauty in Fendalton, and while the beauty industry seems focused on looks, she knows that skin, brows, lashes – all the things a beauty salon tends to – can spark inner confidence.
Mindfulness, meditation and mud masks are great tools, but they’re old solutions, and we’ve got some uber-modern problems to solve. Instead, forward-thinking tech-can-cure-everything companies are creating out-of-the-box solutions to our modern health and wellness problems.
