D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai AKA Bear
We catch up with actor–and style icon in the making–D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai.
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We catch up with actor–and style icon in the making–D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai.
Growing up on a rural reserve, he struggled with his identity and was bullied; flipping through pages of fashion magazines was the only form of escapism. Now, Cree youth Scott Wabano is taking on the fashion industry as a model, fashion stylist, and fashion designer while gracing the cover of the first Native fashion magazine, Native Max.
Despite a warehouse fire, second-generation Coast Salish Design House Ay Lelum took NYFW by storm with their newest collection.
Diné weavers Naiomi Glasses and Tahnibaa Naataanii collaborated with Latinx fashion designer Gabriela Hearst, creative director of her namesake brand and Chloe, on her Spring
We catch up with actor–and style icon in the making–D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai.
Growing up on a rural reserve, he struggled with his identity and was bullied; flipping through pages of fashion magazines was the only form of escapism. Now, Cree youth Scott Wabano is taking on the fashion industry as a model, fashion stylist, and fashion designer while gracing the cover of the first Native fashion magazine, Native Max.
Despite a warehouse fire, second-generation Coast Salish Design House Ay Lelum took NYFW by storm with their newest collection.
Diné weavers Naiomi Glasses and Tahnibaa Naataanii collaborated with Latinx fashion designer Gabriela Hearst, creative director of her namesake brand and Chloe, on her Spring
Despite a fire that destroyed their warehouse, Ay Lelum will showcase at New York Fashion Week.
SWAIA Gala featured new collections by Indigenous designers I Am Anishinaabe, Yolonda Skelton, and ACONAV, who gave stellar presentations!
Couture fashion brand ACONAV hosted their first ever solo showcase during Santa Fe Indian Market weekend, debuting a brand new collection.
Fashion designer Patricia Michaels (Taos Pueblo) debuted her newest collection of ready-to-wear designs at luxury retail store Malouf on the Plaza this past week during
Up and coming Native actor D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai’s acting chops and humor were displayed for all to see in the first episodes of ‘Reservation Dogs’; now
Jamie Okuma announced on Instagram that she’ll debut brand new looks on August 22 for the @santafeindianmarket Haute Couture fashion show. According to Jamie, she’ll open her
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