Meet Plum Kiss: Alo Yoga’s Most Perfect Shade of Purple
There’s something about spring that makes us want to reset everything. Not in a dramatic, start-over way, but in a quiet, satisfying way. We begin reaching for lighter layers, softer colors, and pieces that feel like they belong to a calmer, more intentional version of our daily routine. That’s why color stories matter so much […]
The Social Appeal of Going Out With a Plan
In the past, going out might have been about being spontaneous – you’d meet up with friends, wander around, and just see what happened (or not), and that’s still fun but the fact is that people are also choosing to do something different – they’re making plans. And it’s not because they just want everything […]
How to Renew Your NM Cosmetology Instructor License
Working as a cosmetology instructor is a great way to remain connected with the beauty industry while sharing your knowledge and skills with the next generation of beauty experts. But the truth is, it won’t be an easy journey. You may have enrolled in the best school or cosmetology instructor program, and that’s a good […]
Sacred Spaces: Curved Windows and the Return to Circular Living
In a world dominated by straight lines, grids, and right angles, a quiet revolution is taking shape—one that curves, flows, and connects. Increasingly, people across the globe are turning toward Circular Living—a lifestyle and design philosophy that embraces the values of wholeness, continuity, low waste and harmony with the natural world. But for Indigenous peoples, this […]
Three Wellness Lessons From Native Communities That Are Relevant To Everyone
Wellness focuses that aim to reduce issues, including anxiety and overwhelm, often seem like necessary solutions to a fast-paced modern world. In reality, though, wellness as a concept has deep, interconnected roots that most often lead back to the lifestyle practices of Native American communities. In that sense, you could argue that wellness is actually […]
Why Luxury is Synonymous with Hollywood Casino Movies & the Part Native Americans Have Played Over Time
From the glimmering lights of Las Vegas to the high-stakes tables of Monte Carlo, Hollywood has long portrayed casinos as bastions of wealth, elegance, and intrigue. Films like Ocean’s Eleven, Casino, and 21 have glamorized casino culture, showcasing opulent interiors, designer suits, champagne toasts, and the allure of winning big. Over the decades, this cinematic […]
Crushing Colonialism and Native Max Join Forces for Indigenous New York Fashion Week 2025
Crushing Colonialism and Native Max are proud to announce a collab campaign for the inaugural Indigenous New York Fashion Week 2025 this weekend.
Kyrie Irving & ANTA Launch HÉLÀ Code Shoes with New York Fashion Week Activation
Building on the momentum of Kyrie Irving’s first signature collection with ANTA, the HÉLÀ Code shoes in five bold colorways embody his creative philosophy—merging sport, artistry, and identity into wearable culture.
First Peoples Fashion Show to Showcase Indigenous Culture and Creativity in Estes Park
Coming to Estes Park, Colorado on January 17, 2026 is the highly anticipated First Peoples Fashion Show, apart of the First Peoples Festival.
Generational Love: Vina Brown’s Debut Exhibition Weaves Timeless Teachings into the Present
Jewelry artist and multidisciplinary creator Vina Brown (ƛ̓áqvas gḷ́w̓aqs / Copper Canoe Woman) unveiled her first solo exhibition, Generational Love, on August 21 with an unforgettable evening of art, culture, and celebration. Rooted in the timeless teachings of her Haíłzaqv and Nuučaan̓uł families, the show transformed tradition into bold, contemporary works that honored both lineage and futurism.
