Your Native Fashion News Updates of the Week – 1/14
Sky Eagle Collection, Decolonial Clothing and EMME Studios release new collections and pieces for the new year.
Let’s Honor the Orbit Around the Sun & Celebrate All Ayimach_Horizons Four Capsule Collections
We highlight all Ayimach_Horizons four capsule collections, which represented the Spring Equinox, Summer Solstice, Fall Equinox and Winter Solstice.
UNE’s Famous “You Are On Native Land” Caps & Beanies Will Now Be Sold in REI Stores
Urban Native Era’s popular caps and beanies are now available at the premier outdoor gear and sporting goods stores nationwide and website.
Cheekbone Beauty Cancels Cake Face for 2022
The beauty brand is promoting sustainability and natural beauty for 2022.
Native-Owned Eighth Generation Launches First Global “Decolonizing Partnership” with Coffee Brand Starbucks
Eighth Generation launches Coast Salish-themed capsule collection; becomes the first non-Starbucks shop to carry items with the Starbucks logo
Mozart Gabriel Releases Fun New Christmas Song
Recently, Taos Pueblo and Navajo rock artist Mozart Gabriel released new fun Native Christmas song titled, ‘Time To Go Uncle Jawn’. According to Mozart, the song is based on some old family memories about his trouble-making Uncle Jawn. Check out the song: Check out Mozart’s new album “Eager With in The Fire”: https://open.spotify.com/album/6qfwU93Lhbgh4WiF9QLujq?si=qeJ8De_JQES0SpKTaD1XMA
Quannah Chasinghorse Featured in December/January Issue of ELLE
Quannah Chasinghorse (Han Gwich’in/Oglala Lakota), climate warrior, land protector, and model featured in December/January issue of ELLE.
Manitobah Mukluks Releases 2021 Artist Series
This year’s Manitobah Mukluks’ 2021 Artist Series features Christi Belcourt, Jamie Okuma and more talented artists.
The Indigenous Inclusion and Involvement of Meow Wolf
This fall, Meow Wolf, the arts production company known for creating immersive experiences that transport audiences into fantastic realms, opened Convergence Station in Denver. We find out about the Indigenous inclusion and involvement of the new location.
D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai AKA Bear
We catch up with actor–and style icon in the making–D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai.
