
Kristine Crabb
Kristine Crabb is a celebrated New Zealand fashion designer known for her innovative and artistic approach to clothing. She launched her brand Gloria in 2020, offering a creative outlet that allowed her to explore various aspects of design, including clothing, fragrance, and art. With a history of disrupting the fashion scene, starting with her first store Rip Shit and Bust in 2001, Kristine has garnered a devoted clientele, including notable figures like Jacinda Ardern. As she prepares to close her Gloria store in April 2024, Kristine reflects on her journey and aims to focus on her personal life and future creative endeavors.
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Recent news mentions
Kristine Crabb invited the budding 'clothes-obsessed' designer to retail early designs in store.
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Behind The Scenes: Sarah Voon On Her Costumes for Auckland Theatre Company’s MARY: The Birth Of FrankensteinKristine Crabb is the designer of the coat that Melanie Roger loves and had custom-made for her.
Stylish Collectors On The Best Investment Buy They’ve Made, From Art To Fashion To AccessoriesKristine Crabb’s Love Letter To Gloria As The Brand Winds Down Business.
“It Feels Like This Chapter Has Come To A Natural End” - Popular Menswear Brand Thom Morison ClosesKristine Crabb is noted for her brand's sensual dressing as it winds down business.
New Zealand-Made Underwear & Activewear Brand Nisa To Close In AprilKristine Crabb is closing the doors on her Gloria store on Ponsonby Rd in April.
Kristine Crabb’s Love Letter To Gloria As The Brand Winds Down Business

































