NEXT September 2019의 목차

Thank you, NEXT... Many of the stories in NEXT revolve around change. We talk about listening to gut instinct when making decisions. We discuss how much we benefit from putting ourselves out there. We encourage each other to be brave. So it was inevitable that at some point, the desire for change would come and grab me. What I’m trying to say is; this is my final issue as editor of NEXT. After 13 years in magazine publishing I’ve decided to take my career in a new direction. I’m excited to do so, but very sad to say goodbye to this title. It’s been an absolute privilege to have had a job like this, writing for passionate, smart, driven, funny women like you. My ambition at NEXT was to create…

• Try to work out what’s feeding your obsession. Are you lonely, bored, jealous of someone’s amazing holiday or career success? Be honest about your reasons for checking social media sites and find substitutes for that behaviour, such as phoning a friend or going for a walk. • Set an intention any time you use a social media platform. For example, if you use Instagram for meal ideas, find what you’re looking for, then log off. If you want to see what a friend has posted on Facebook, do so, then log off. It’s about avoiding falling down the rabbit hole. • Use a timer or app to help you regulate your usage or log you off when your time is up. • Structure your work day accordingly. If social…

GIVE DISCOMFORT NEW MEANING If you see it as bad, you’ll try to avoid it. Turn it into a positive and you can go on much more significant journeys. ACCEPT THE DISCOMFORT Don’t give yourself a hard time because you’re feeling uncomfortable. Instead, ask yourself what good can come from it. FIND A BUDDY Having someone who can cheer you on can help you through. APPLY POSITIVE SELF-TALK If your best friend were beside you, what would they say? FIND YOUR PURPOSE It’ll give you a reason to bear the discomfort.…

For me, there was no question – if I started a fashion brand, it would be one that placed people and the planet at the forefront of every decision. I believed that the industry and customers were ready for change, so I wanted to build a brand that championed transparency and made a positive impact on everyone involved. I strongly believe that style and sustainability can and should co-exist. Our workspace is in Morningside, Auckland; we’ve been working here for almost a year. It isn’t our forever space, as we’re still young and growing, with an exciting journey ahead, but the advantage is its location. We can walk to most of our fabric suppliers and one of our makers is just over the fence. We can practically throw garments back…

WENDY PETRIE 1 NEWS presenter This typical touristy pose cuddling a koala was taken on a trip to Australia in 1990. It reminds me of an exciting new chapter in my life. I was 19 years old and going overseas for the first time without my family. My friend and I went to Surfers Paradise, where we spent the week hanging out at the beaches, bars and touristy spots. You’ll note my gorgeous bright pink bum bag, blue polkadot top and high-waisted white shorts. My hair is super curly, which during the ’80s and ’90s was the cool look! I’d often wear it up high with a scrunchie. This Aussie trip was a great time and kicked off my life from a teenager into adulthood. I loved the independence, and…

New Zealand skincare brand Snowberry was launched 12 years ago by cosmetician Soraya Hendesi when, determined to create an uncomplicated system of natural beauty care, she began making skincare without making compromises. She spoke to NEXT about some key ingredients that make her venture successful. Turn your passion into productivity My lifelong passion for the beauty industry snowballed into Snowberry. I spent many hours as a child in our fragrant Persian garden making beauty potions for my mother and grandmother. My family moved to England when I was very young and later to Spain, then when I came to New Zealand, I started my own small brand for a cleansing bar that was as natural as I could possibly make it. I was never looking to fill a gap in…

BLOOMING LOVELY Florals are set to grace collections in a big way this season. Versace, Dolce & Gabbana and Balenciaga have all included blooms in their collections, while 30,000 carnations lined the catwalk for the 2020 spring/ summer show from ultra-hip brand Off-White. In New Zealand, Twenty-seven Names has released their spring collection, Time to Spare, with vintage-inspired silhouettes and vivid hand-painted floral prints. Twenty-seven Names Glenmore dress, $450, and Sunset tank, $240. twentysevennames.co.nz CLEAN AND GREEN British fashion designer Stella McCartney recently revealed that she doesn’t pop on a load of laundry just because she’s worn something. Speaking to The Guardian about her time as an apprentice tailor on Savile Row in London, she said, “The rule on a bespoke suit is you do not clean it. You let…

Austerity, asymmetry, modesty and simplicity: these are some of the characteristics of wabi-sabi, a philosophy embedded in Japanese Zen Buddhism and culture. This aesthetic is sometimes described as one of beauty that is ‘imperfect, impermanent, and incomplete’. This extract is from the new book Wabi Sabi Home: Finding Beauty in Imperfection, which sets out to show you how to achieve the look in your home.…

Swipe right Natural beauty products are now readily available, yet mascara has been one of the last to come clean. Happily, these new options have extensive ‘free from’ lists and admirable performance to boot. W3ll People Expressionist Mascara, $35. The Body Shop Happy Go Lash Mascara, $30. Juice Beauty Phyto-Pigments Ultra-Natural Mascara, $40. AWAY GAME If you regularly wear a full face of makeup, you’ll be familiar with the steps required to get it all off. Enter these cleansers, each of which calls on an innovative oil and water blend designed to remove even long-wear makeup and prep skin for moisturiser in one fell swoop. Neutrogena Deep Clean Hydrating Cleansing Oil, $21. Shiseido Complete Cleansing Microfoam, $75. Bobbi Brown Makeup Melter & Cleanser, $68. BRIGHT IDEA Want a tighter, brighter,…

It’s already been a year of milestones for Hollywood golden girl Jennifer Aniston. First, the actress who shot to fame on ’90s sitcom Friends celebrated her 50th birthday at a star-studded bash with Amal Clooney, Gwyneth Paltrow and ex-husband Brad Pitt among the guests. Then, her most recent film, Murder Mystery, in which she stars alongside Adam Sandler, enjoyed the biggest-ever opening weekend for a Netflix original film, with more than 30 million accounts tuning in during its first three days. Fifteen years on from her history-making run as the highest-paid actress on television (alongside Friends’ two other female leads, Courteney Cox and Lisa Kudrow, a position achieved thanks to Jen’s role in pushing for a group salary negotiation that saw each of the six core cast members receive the…

I’ve been doing makeovers for 30 years, but I’m still surprised when I hear women tell me that they can’t wear certain styles, colours or fabrics after the age of 50. I’m here to tell you to rip up that old-fashioned rulebook. Fashion no longer has age limits – teenagers and their grandmothers wear the same pieces from the same stores, just styled in different ways. Today it’s about embracing ageless dressing: choosing clothes that flatter in sophisticated fabrics, knowing your body shape and what colours suit you best. It’s also about still daring to take risks. You don’t have to look conservative just because you’re in your 60s, 70s and beyond, and you can – and should! – still shine at any age. For decades I was led by…

‘When you travel you really see that the world’s a nice place’ Tracking down Katie Sievers was no mean feat. Soaking up the sun in Fiji, with limited internet, she and her family have been doing what many of us only dream of – travelling the globe full-time. Since August 2017, Katie, her husband Mark and their daughters Poppie, six, and Lillie, three, have spent their days collecting an impressive number of passport stamps as they’ve explored 21 countries together. Being in a position to do so is the result of a lot of hard work and careful planning. The high school sweethearts, now both 35, had never done the traditional Kiwi OE. Katie, who worked in property management, and Mark, a builder, spent their 20s growing their business and…

Learning just how many Kiwi kids are living in poverty left Paulette Cotter horrified. About 254,000 children are affected in this country, and she couldn’t just sit back and do nothing to help them. With her background in strategy work, can-do attitude and natural ability to problem solve on her side, she went knocking on the doors of principals’ offices at low-decile primary schools in Auckland. What she discovered next shocked her yet again. It was a heartbreakingly simple need. “They talked about this real hidden issue of absenteeism in winter because kids are getting sick,” says Paulette (pictured above left). “They’re coming to school in winter in bare feet, shorts and T-shirts.” Determined to help keep kids in school, she teamed up with her sister Sonya (above right), who…

Actor What a hipster!! In my defence, this was a ‘going out’ outfit. Being fresh out of drama school, almost everything is second-hand. This was 2010, I was hanging out with people who were very cool and stylish, so I was challenged to think about what my own style might look like. What you see here is a combination of ‘old me’ thrown together with ‘what-I think-other-peoplemight-consider-to-be-cool’, rounded off with ‘things I actually like to wear’. It’s a bizarre mix at a time of experimentation for me. There’s a hangover from my years playing around with the formal thing; waistcoats and blazers from op-shops or my dad’s tie collection. But here I’m starting to learn that cut and size do matter. Loafers and tight pants were a thing back then,…

MY JOB IN ONE SENTENCE: I’m always looking for new inspiration to bring to the design of hospitality spaces. WHAT I ENJOY MOST ABOUT MY WORK: Every project is unique and allows for the creation of a new experience for guests. A PERK OF THE JOB: I get to travel to exotic locations that people dream of holidaying in – often when they’re still untouched. MY CURRENT CAREER GOAL: I’d love to work with an owner and operator to create a truly unique New Zealand hotel brand. MY MORNING ROUTINE: I like my mornings quiet and simple. After a shower and a smoothie, the relaxed drive from my home in Piha into the city through Auckland’s Waitakere Ranges is where I gather my thoughts for the day. MY WARDROBE: I…

It’s very hard to switch off in this day and age – we’re all wired into social media and have endless to-do lists that haunt us on sleepless nights. It gets easier when you love what you do, but you still need to maintain balance. As well as yoga and meditation, I love reading the works of Persian poets Rumi and Hafiz, which take me to the land of 1001 nights. Whenever I’m at Snowberry Gardens, I love walking through the native trees and breathing the fragrant fresh air. I must admit I absolutely adore New Zealand café culture too – it saves my sanity sometimes!…

Audrey Hepburn once said, “There’s a shade of red for every woman”, and what better way to demonstrate this belief than with what you wear and the car you drive? The elegant ASX XLS 2WD may be Mitsubishi’s most compact SUV, but it doesn’t compromise on looks and special features, including five-star safety, smartphone connectivity, a reversing camera, keyless entry, daytime running lights and a 10-year Powertrain warranty. Now don’t we all deserve a little something chic, sleek and stylish?…

’GRAM WE LOVE US blogger Summer Adams has gained legions of followers for her take on teaming pale neutrals with a-little-bit-posh details. We’re among those who can’t get enough of her dreamy white, pink and gold colour schemes and floral flourishes. Check them out on Instagram: @summeradamsdesigns YOUR SERVE Spring’s a great reason to celebrate with delicious food, and we’ll be cooking as well as serving ours in chic country-vintage stoneware from Stevens. stevens.co.nz DO GOOD – & THE DISHES A new design from Wallace Cotton and young cancer survivor Ruby Seeto for the Ruby’s Tea Towels range is ready to help you clean up and raise funds for Auckland children’s hospital Starship. A portion of the price of each $10 tea towel and $10 wash cloth set is donated.…

GLASS HALF-FULL Since moving away from plastic, chances are you’ve got a shelf or two of glass jars gathering dust. Why not grow a series of herbs for your garden? Or skip the faux fragrance and create your own scented candles infused with therapeutic essential oils. Progress, not perfection Forgot to pack your keep cup, again? Skip the guilt trip and request a takeaway cup with no lid instead. Or, better still, take five to sit down in the cafe and enjoy your brew in a blissful pause. AVO CARDIO Smooth, creamy and green all over, avocado is a daily macronutrient powerhouse your body will thank you for. Add to a smoothie with mint, lemon, spinach and tropical fruits; blend with melted dark chocolate, nut milk and pure maple syrup…

Greens, coconut curry The idea for collecting these recipes together is to cater to like-minded eaters who find themselves wanting inspiration for a supper that owes more to plants than animals SERVES 2-4 FOR THE CURRY PASTE 1 tsp white peppercorns 1 tsp coriander seeds 1 tsp ground turmeric 2 stalks lemongrass 2 cloves garlic 3cm piece fresh ginger, peeled 3 small hot green chillies 3 tbsp groundnut oil A handful fresh coriander, with roots 1 tbsp groundnut oil 200ml vegetable stock 250ml coconut milk 1 tbsp fish sauce 2 tbsp lime juice 450g total weight spring vegetables (such as asparagus tips, broad beans, peas) A handful shredded greens, such as spring cabbage A pinch sugar and soy sauce 1 For the paste, put the white peppercorns and coriander seeds…

TRAVEL TALES ‘Going the extra mile’ Tanya Aitken and her team from House ofTravel Papamoa entered in a race against time to get a wayward passport to the airport – just in time for take-off. The team was working late in the Bay of Plenty when a frantic call came through from a customer already at Auckland Airport. They were due to check-in for their flight to LA, and had just realised they’d left their passport at home in the copier. Time was critical as the only other options for seats on later flights were in business class and missing their cruise connection would also be very costly. So one of our consultants went to the customer’s house, found the spare key and grabbed the passport. She then handed it…

Dynamic lift A true skin saviour, new Avène PhysioLift Serum is designed to smooth, tighten and plump. Combating wrinkles and the loss of firmness, its unique formulation contains antioxidants for radiance and hyaluronic acid for 24-hour hydration. Available in selected pharmacies. $69.99; eau-thermale-avene.co.nz Clean living Ecostore’s new Jasmine & Manuka Honey Body Wash and Mint & Manuka Honey Hand Wash are made from plant- and mineral-based ingredients, including soothing honey and hydrating harakeke, to leave skin clean and soft. Available at New World, Pak’nSave and ecostore.co.nz. $12.99 and $5.49 respectively. Broad appeal From Shoe Talk, New Zealand’s wider-size footwear shop, these Walking Cradle Oasis shoes are crafted from silver leather and have a soft fabric lining, rounded toe and padded footbed for total comfort. The cute spring style works with…

LIBRA SEP 24 – OCT 23 You’re on the move! Some of you will be making overseas travel plans. Even if your aims are more modest, you’ll be taking time away from home. A romantic interlude coincides with the arrival of Venus in your birth sign on the 15th. SCORPIO OCT 24 – NOV 22 You can be both a loner and a team player, complementary talents that are currently accentuated by your ruling planet Pluto. Surprise your lover on the weekend of the 14th and 15th – it will reignite your intimacy. SAGITTARIUS NOV 23 – DEC 22 With Jupiter exerting good vibes on your earnings, you have an opportunity to make progress. But stay on your toes. If this means changing from tired, old ways, so be it.…

The Salvation Army thrift store window in Oamaru is filled with stripper heels – towering Perspex apartment blocks, velvet leg lattice, scarlet stiletto peep-toes. How did they get there? Did a broken ankle call halt to a fabulous career? Did a Pretty Woman shed her work clothes to jet off with Richard Gere? Oamaru’s licensing laws are not conducive to libertines or lateness – there isn’t any night life once the penguins have gone to bed, so there aren’t any strip clubs, but there are plenty of stripper names. You can’t walk down the street without falling over a child named after a gemstone or a feeling. I can hardly talk. I really wanted to call my daughter Sapphire but her father talked me down to Sophia. I thought Sapphire…

To celebrate the launch of Tasti’s Made Simple Protein Bars, our favourite ’gram of the September issue will win a prize valued at $420. It includes a three-month membership at a fitness centre of your choice (up to the value of $300), plus a three-month supply of protein bars to power your body in Caramel & Sea Salt, Cacao Brownie, and Peanut Butter & Berry, all sweetened naturally with fruit. To enter, simply snap our magazine and tag us on Instagram @nextmagazinenz Talk to us We love to receive your feedback. Email us at: next@bauermedia.co.nz or Facebook Next Magazine NZ VISIT US ONLINE NOWTOLOVE.CO.NZ LIKE US ON FACEBOOK NEXTMAGAZINENZ FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM @NEXTMAGAZINENZ…

My week: The nature of my job means I don’t really have a typical working week. I love that my hours and work are always different – it keeps things fresh and stops me getting bored. Five days a week, I start the day with a workout. I’m currently doing F45, which I absolutely love. The format works well for me as I’m a big fan of high-intensity interval training. From there, I go home to shower, down a protein shake and a coffee, then head off to work. I usually arrive early to ensure I know my lines and have an idea of what my day is going to look like. As far as wellbeing goes, I use my time in the make-up chair to zen out for a…

Have you heard the one about the woman who was so addicted to Instagram she didn’t notice her eight-month-old baby had fallen down the stairs? It’s actually no joke: this horrifying accident happened last year to a London mother of two, who admitted to UK media she was mindlessly scrolling through her phone and “sucked into the Instagram vacuum” when her baby crawled onto the landing. “I heard a thud, then a cry,” said the 34-year-old. “Transfixed by my phone, my brain took a couple of seconds to realise that she’d tumbled down the stairs. I hadn’t even noticed she was out of sight.” Fortunately, the baby was fine, her fall broken by the steps. However, the woman was not. “I was riddled with guilt,” she said. “I could have…

Would you choose to spend your hard-earned spare time sitting in a circle with a group of strangers gathered to tell you exactly what they think of you? It might be as innocuous as, “Actually, you’ve got a bit of a resting bitch face” or take the form of a round of “I don’t like you” and “I don’t like you, either”. This is ‘circling’, in which people share their honest perceptions of each other – and the franker, the better. ‘CIRCLING’ CREATES CONNECTION AND EXPANDS PEOPLE’S CAPACITY TO TOLERATE MORE. Why on earth would you endure that, you may well ask. After all, isn’t this the age of self-care, and if you’d rather spend the evening with Netflix, a nice red and Uber Eats, you should, right? Wrong, according…

• Our priority was to be financially set up first. I see a lot of people selling the house, selling everything they own or spending their house deposit to go travelling. I’d say don’t do that – get your home, rent it out, and then go away. Obviously, that’s a personal opinion. For other people, the experience of going away would outweigh that financial security. • The hardest thing I found was just to be in the moment because it goes so fast. I encourage everyone to appreciate where you are right now. • Instagram has been a really great way for us to meet people and we’ve connected with a few other families along the way. I’m always happy to answer any questions and share what we’ve learned –…

Actor I remember this time in my fashion life very clearly. I was at university, had only recently turned 18, and was experiencing nightclubs for the first time. I was taking fashion risks that I thought suited this new night-time lifestyle, including chokers, cheesecutters and big hoop earrings. I don’t think I had a hair straightener yet, so keeping my frizzy locks under wraps was a priority. This photo was taken at a club in Wellington in 2002, and I remember feeling really cool and grown-up.…

Classic suiting Sunshine hues Tip If you only want to dip your toes into this look, wear it in the form of a statement accessory Vintage prints Tip Make bold prints office-friendly by teaming them with complementary block colours. Frills Tip Choosing solid shades brings a more casual air to flamboyant ruffles and frills.…

There’s a joyous coexistence of antiques and gleaming new furnishings in interior designer Charlotte Coote’s freshly renovated home. In every room, heirlooms inherited from her late father John Coote (also an acclaimed interior designer) sit side by side with pretty bespoke homeware designed by Charlotte herself. Every detail is personalised, producing interiors filled with memories and autobiographical references. Every detail is personalised, producing interiors filled with memories “This home is our story,” says Charlotte, who lives here with her husband Geordie Taylor and their young daughters, Sybil, Francesca and Daphne. The couple bought this property, Marnanie, in 2017, after a tip-off about its sale from a family friend who had lived here from the 1970s until 2001. “We inspected it on a freezing cold August day,” says Charlotte. “It was…

Just when you’ve got the hang of colour-matching foundation and selecting a brow product that doesn’t make them look drawn on with a Sharpie, the beauty world throws another spanner in the works. Innovative new textures and delivery methods are turning traditional makeup forms on their head, but are they a gimmick or good thing? They may seem slightly daunting, but if the payoff is ease of application and better performance, they’re well worth considering. VELVET Where once makeup finishes were limited to different ends of the matte or shine spectrum, there’s now a raft of options in between. Velvet is the newest take on matte and is mostly used for lip colours but face products also benefit. Delivering a soft-focus but shine-free finish, these products offer clever micro-doses of…

Presenting to school parents recently, I had a strange experience. Looking out across the hall, I saw a mother stroking her daughter’s cheek, her teenage daughter responding by resting her head on her mother’s chest; a father leaning in, smiling and tearful, listening spellbound to his young daughter describe his strengths; a family of four beaming at each other, moving into a tight little group as they spoke. Not your average parent evening at your average Kiwi high school. The staff present encouraged me to extend the activity, saying, “They never get to do this, and it’s so good – just look at them.” I was moved to tears. What was going on here? We’d simply asked people to share with the person beside them the positive qualities or strengths…

Sicilian potato croquettes SERVES 4-6 4 medium-sized (all the same size is preferable) old potatoes (ie Desiree, Nadine, Red Rascal, Rua or Agria), cleaned Sea salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste ½ tsp nutmeg 75g unsalted butter A generous handful flat-leaf parsley, freshly chopped 2 large eggs, beaten 150g (1¼ cups) dried breadcrumbs Olive oil or groundnut oil, for deep frying 1 Place the potatoes in a medium-sized saucepan of boiling water. Keep them cooking but not boiling (boiling will encourage the skins to burst) for about 15 minutes or until tender. 2 When the potatoes are tender, drain and leave them to cool. Peel away the skins and press the flesh through a ricer or food mill into a bowl. Don’t use a food processor as this…

African adventures After a review of the country’s entry requirements, South Africa has granted New Zealanders visa-free entry – great news for Kiwis hoping to get a glimpse of the Big Five. The move has been made in the hope of giving tourism a boost, with full implementation expected to be in effect from November. If safari tours and amazing food are your thing, it might be time to get acquainted with the rainbow nation. LUXE BY NAME AND NATURE AIRBNB LUXE IS A NEW OFFERING FROM THE GLOBAL ACCOMMODATION GIANT, PROVIDING TRAVELLERS WITH LUXURY HOMES AND A DEDICATED TRIP DESIGNER. SOME OF THE SERVICES THEY CAN ADD TO YOUR TAILORED ITINERARY INCLUDE PERSONAL CHEFS AND PROFESSIONAL CHILDCARE. STATISTICALLY SPEAKING… Ever wondered how your habits stack up? Singapore Airlines has…

I’m waiting, and I’m waiting, and I’m waiting. And as I wait, I start to wonder: how much could we achieve if we were handed back all the hours we’ve ever spent in waiting rooms? And how many hours would that be? Two hundred? Three hundred? More? ‘Imagine,’ my bored but wired brain comments, ‘what you could do with two hundred hours! Write another novel. Become fluent in Mandarin. Finally find a solution that would prevent women from having to spend the entire theatre interval queuing for the toilets while men sail in and out and still have time for a drink at the bar…’ I’m bumped out of my musings by a – well, by a bump. The waiting room I’m in today belongs to a Frauenarzt – a…

BRIXTON www.brixton.com CAMILLA AND MARC www.camillaandmarc.com CATHY POPE JEWELLERY www.cathypope.co.nz CITTÀ www.cittadesign.com COOP www.trelisecooperonline.com FARMERS www.farmers.co.nz GEORGIA JAY www.georgiajay.com H&M www.hm.com INGRID STARNES www.ingridstarnes.com ISAAC + LULU www.sills-and-co.com JASMIN SPARROW www.jasminsparrow.com JULIETTE HOGAN www.juliettehogan.com KAREN WALKER www.karenwalker.com KNUEFERMANN www.knuefermann.co.nz KATHRYN WILSON www.kathrynwilson.com LE SPECS www.sunglassstyle.co.nz MAGAZINE DESIGNER CLOTHING www.magazineclothing.co.nz MAGGIE MARILYN www.maggiemarilyn.com MAHSA www.mahsa.co.nz MAVRICK & MERE www.mavrickandmere.com MERCHANT 1948 www.merchant1948.co.nz MI PIACI www.mipiaci.co.nz NEUW www.newdenim.com/nz REPUBLIC ROAD www.themintrepublic.com ROUTE 66 www.route66.co.nz SABEN www.saben.co.nz SILLS www.sills-and-co.com SMITH & CAUGHEY’S www.smithandcaugheys.co.nz SWEEPSTAKE WINNERS www.sweepstake-winners.com TOSCA & SALOME toscaandsalome.co.nz TRELISE COOPER www.trelisecooper.com TWENTY-SEVEN NAMES www.twentysevennames.co.nz WITCHERY www.witchery.co.nz WYNN HAMLYN www.wynnhamlyn.com YU MEI www.yumeibrand.com ZARA www.zara.com ZIERA www.zierashoes.com ZOE & MORGAN www.zoeandmorgan.com…