Jessica-Belle Greer

London

Features Editor at The Denizen

Freelance Features Editor & Writer

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Articles

From Pukekohe To Paris: Au Concours Designer Christopher Smith Off To Paris Fashion Week

1 week ago | nzherald.co.nz | Jessica-Belle Greer

After a racing start in South Auckland, Christopher Smith is changing lanes and taking his independent label Au Concours to Paris Fashion Week. He talks to Jessica-Belle Greer. At Dover Street Market in London – a highly conceptual fashion store that attracts luxury shoppers – Christopher Smith is sitting at the top-level cafe, looking other people’s outfits up and down. “I have always been very highly opinionated and I think that has led to some good things and some bad things in life,” he says.
Luxury travel: Inside the world of luxury concierge companies for the ultra-rich

1 week ago | nzherald.co.nz | Jessica-Belle Greer

The world of luxury travel concierges is one of anticipated needs and ice cold champagne. Photo / GettyFrom private visits to Italy’s Ferrari factory to mountaintop spa days in New Zealand, luxury concierge companies create out-of-this-world experiences for worldly travellers, writes Jessica-Belle Greer When you are a luxury traveller, the world is your oyster – but having so many options can feel overwhelming, and it’s best to prize pearls of wisdom.
Would you order a £1,080 luxury chauffeur for your dog?

1 month ago | thetimes.com | Jessica-Belle Greer
From The Fashion Month Files – We’re Taking Notes, New Zealand - FashioNZ

Mar 30, 2025 | fashionz.co.nz | Jessica-Belle Greer

From New York to London, Milan and Paris ‘Fashion Month’ shows us what to wear, and why we care. The international fashion industry is in flux, as creative directors of the world’s leading fashion brands are playing a game of musical chairs more tense than who gets to sit on the front row of the runway shows. (Because, believe me, the latter is shuffled and scuffled over here, too).
recreate your favourite film with friends

Mar 25, 2025 | thetimes.com | Jessica-Belle Greer
Why we're putting New Zealand's 'island of wine' on our travel itinerary this year

Mar 24, 2025 | wallpaper.com | Jessica-Belle Greer

With sweeping views, art galleries, and wineries galore, Waiheke Island may just be New Zealand's best-kept secret for out-of-town travellers. Just a 40-minute ferry (or private sailboat!) jaunt from downtown Auckland, it is a place to escape the fast pace of city life and embrace long walks along the beaches – or along the vineyards.
New Zealand modern: architecture connecting with the landscape

Mar 13, 2025 | ft.com | Jessica-Belle Greer

Australian-born, Singapore-based entrepreneur Matt Chapman considered many countries when looking for a place to buy an isolated retreat.
The Best Things to Do in Bordeaux, a Land of Wine and Castles

Jan 23, 2025 | cntraveler.com | Jessica-Belle Greer

Bordeaux is synonymous with the famed French wine, but its joie de vivre cannot be bottled. A list of the best things to do in Bordeaux is sure to namecheck all the things the city is known for: historic monuments, bustling markets, attractive museums, boutique art shops that are as impressively stocked as the city’s galleries—and yes, plenty of wine.
The Best Things to Do in Bordeaux, a Land of Wine and Castles

Jan 23, 2025 | flipboard.com | Jessica-Belle Greer

Walmart Is Selling an $800 Cable Machine for $260, and Shoppers Are Saying It's a 'Necessity' for Every Home Gym"I have yet to encounter an exercise that I am unable to perform with this machine." Many New Year's resolutioners learned the hard way that getting …
Togs or Undies? The Best Beachwear is a Bit of Both

Dec 15, 2024 | fashionz.co.nz | Jessica-Belle Greer

Beachwear has long walked the line between being practical and provocative. Before there was Miu Miu, there was the mu’umu’u – a light and long dress promoted by Christian missionaries from Hawaii to the Cook Islands from the 1820s. While the mu’umu’u was supposed to be a modest undergarment, many women – and then fashion designers – realised that the breezy garment was a delight to wear on its own.