WORLD
WORLD was established in Auckland in 1989 by Dame Denise L'Estrange-Corbet and Francis Hooper. Fuelled by their energy and passion, their vision and work has seen their label develop from a cupboard at the back of an arcade, to one of the leading fashion houses in New Zealand.
WORLD continues to create New Zealand hand-made fashion collections and haute-couture garments as well as compiling an exclusive range of the finest high-end niche perfume and candle houses alongside a curated cacophony of selected objet d’art.
Opening Hours
- Monday 10am - 5pm
- Tuesday 10am - 5pm
- Wednesday 10am - 5pm
- Thursday 10am - 5pm
- Friday 10am - 5pm
- Saturday 10am - 5pm
- Sunday Closed
Business hours are prone to change.
Christmas and Public Holidays.
Parking
With over 10,000 car parks in the city centre, find one where you need it.
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