07 December 2023
Summer Style
Tāera. Fashion.
Photographer & Stylist: Francine Boer
MODELS: Samantha Goos & Nathan Roberts
Top image. Sam wearing the Sandy Workshirt – Half Button Long Sleeve Light Weight in Musk, $75, and the Jemma Work Jean, $99.95. Above. Nathan wearing the Burton Workshirt – Half Button Long Sleeve Light Weight in Stone, $75.
Heritage Australian brand RB Sellars has made its way across the ditch to Aotearoa, and has opened two brick-and-mortar stores in the country this year. From humble beginnings as a catalogue business, it has grown into a beloved name known for its classic and durable – yet stylish – range of functional and hard-wearing workwear for both men and women, plus a large collection of casual wear, farm wear and a teen-and-kids range. Shepherdess takes RB Sellars to West Wānaka Station with Samantha Goos and Nathan Roberts, who run Wānaka Horse Trekking amidst the majestic high-country scenery.
Sam wearing the Broderie Shirt in White, $105, and the Tapered Crop Jean in Mid Blue, $119.95.
Nathan wearing the Linen Country Shirt in Navy, $75, and the Derby Jean in Stone, $119.95.
Sam wearing the 503 Kidman Boot in Chestnut, $439, and Nathan wearing the Flinders Polo in Grey, $69.95.
Sam wearing the Ruffle Trim Polo in White, $59.95, and the Tapered Crop Jean in Mid Blue, $119.95.
RB Sellars opened its first store in Aotearoa in Newmarket, Auckland. The second opened in Timaru on 25 November.
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This story appeared in the Raumati Summer 2023/24 Edition of Shepherdess.
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