The Wardrobe Edit - Waikato

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We sold out last year - so this year, we're going bigger, with guest stylists and curated preloved shopping on the night.

Hosted by professional stylist Caitlin Taylor and renowned sustainability speaker Nic Turner, this is your chance to edit your way back to a wardrobe full of clothes you love.
Arrive at our stunning venue to a warm welcome drink, and enjoy delicious platters as you dive into an evening that will transform how you think about your clothes.

Here's the twist: most of us aren't seeing the full potential of what's already in our wardrobe. To prove it, Caitlin and our guest stylists will be styling right there on the night, remixing outfits to show what's possible. You'll leave with a fresh way to wear what you already own, and a more considered approach to what's actually worth adding.

With her signature humour, Nic shares sustainable fashion insights that are refreshingly real and achievable, while Caitlin brings her celebrated energy to show you just how versatile your clothes can be - for every age, shape, size, and budget.

Fancy adding a piece or two to the mix?
Browse our curated racks of preloved fashion on the night, and get styling advice from our team.

You'll finish the night with a newfound appreciation for the clothes you already own, a headful of outfit ideas and inspiration to make mindful style choices going forward.

Whether you're ready to rediscover your personal style, simplify your wardrobe, or make fashion choices that align with your values - this event is for you.

Your ticket includes a welcome drink and nibbles throughout the evening.
Event suitable for ages 16+

This event is part of Slow Fashion September, a month-long calendar of sustainable fashion events supported by Hamilton City Council, Waipā District Council and Waikato District Council.
Funding is from the Government’s Waste Disposal Levy, helping councils run projects that encourage reducing waste.  

Check out lots of other wonderful Slow Fashion Events here.