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A century of crowns, couture and Kiwi pageantry!The first Miss New Zealand contest to represent the country as a whole (or most of it) was held in 1926, a century ago. Join Dr Jane Malthus for a fascinating talk celebrating the centenary of this historic event, including the story of its Dunedin winner.
Hear how the contest was organised and compare it with the Miss New Zealand shows of the 1960s and ‘70s, when Eden Hore, a Naseby farmer and fashion collector, became involved. Explore a century of pageantry, fashion and the changing ways New Zealand celebrated beauty and national identity.
When: 6pm, Thursday 19 November
Where: Hutton Theatre
Price: Free
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Event venue
Tūhura Otago Museum, 419 Great King Street,Dunedin, New Zealand
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