Eve Hunter

Eve Hunter

artist New Zealand

Eve Hunter is a talented teen from Central Hawke’s Bay who recently garnered attention for her innovative fashion project, creating a gown from feed sacks and baling twine. Her wearable art piece, named 'in the back of my mind', reflects the stress of everyday life as experienced by farmers and equestrians. Hunter’s design process involved cutting and hot-gluing around 400 squares from equine sacks and repurposing her mother's wedding dress corset. She showcased her work at the TOI wearable art showcase in Hastings, where she received accolades for her storytelling and creative use of materials. Influenced by her grandmother, an artist, Hunter has a passion for fashion and aims to continue developing her skills in the field.

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New Zealand New Zealand: Central Hawke’s Bay teen Eve Hunter fashioned her ball gown from feed sacks and baling twine. 8

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Amid bleak news, community generosity shines through – Editorial

New Zealand New Zealand: Eve Hunter fashions a gown from feed sacks and baling twine, representing the stress of everyday life as a busy farmer and equestrian. 9

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Central Hawke’s Bay teen Eve Hunter fashions gown from feed sacks and baling twine