Welcome to our newest fashion feature! According to Instagram. These are the fashion looks from @togetherjournal you have liked, engaged with, shared, commented on and generally loved the most over the past six months.
Proving it's far more than another brick and mortar store, Sisters & Co has fast become New Zealand's number one destination for the fashion-conscious bride, her maids and guests alike.
Issue 22 features our largest Objects of Desire section to date with five full pages of beautiful, elegant and dazzling jewels from brands we love. Continue reading below for endless inspiration...
We are so pleased to announce that our friends at Brie & Winter in New Zealand will be the exclusive stockists of Paloma James Bridal and that they will be hosting the very first New Zealand Paloma James trunk show in May!
As part of our new Editor's Pick series, Together Journal's founder and editor, Greta Kenyon, has chosen her favourite bridal looks of the moment.
Continuing their pledge to raise greater awareness about ovarian cancer, Camilla and Marc have launched 'Ovaries. Talk About Them'.
The new line of unisex t-shirts and hoodies are designed to raise further funds for an early detection test with 100% of proceeds going directly into research.
Crane Brothers has established itself as the go-to atelier for New Zealand's most dapper gentlemen. Demonstrating their knack for understanding what customers desire, the Auckland label has just launched a new website and it's about to revolutionise the way men shop.
Whether you’re getting married at the local church or with the sand beneath your feet, there are far fewer rules around what grooms can and can't wear on their wedding day.
But with the venue, colour scheme and season to consider - how can grooms pull off colour on their wedding day?
A year has passed since the world as we know it changed for good and Saben's new collection, 'Heritage', beautifully mirrors this sense of reflection.
Designer Kelly Lin’s new collection, 'Wild in May', is a love letter to the women around the world who have continued to support the bridal house - especially after such a tough year for the industry.
When you feel good in your clothes, it’s obvious. Premium menswear fashion brand Working Style has a better understanding of the right fit than most and is renowned for its made-to-measure business and casual wear.
Deeply rooted in music, film and the arts: the act of going tie-less has been demonstrated by some of the modern world’s most famous faces in recent seasons.
