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It looks like Auntie Deb wore a ribbon skirt to the Presidential Inauguration! Congresswoman Deb Haaland (NM-01) caught the eyes of Indian Country with her yellow ribbon
Aside from featuring the first-ever female vice president-elect Kamala Harris on the cover, February’s issue of Vogue is considered monumental. Included in the issue are well-known
Now more than ever, small businesses are struggling through the COVID-19 Pandemic. In this series, we feature standout Indigenous women-owned fashion businesses that are not
Growing up, I had the difficult task of juggling two distinct worlds: Navajo and American. Along the way, I eventually had to throw queerness into
Mixed Blood Club finds the delicate balance between honoring ancestral traditions and creating modern and relevant limited edition pieces. From creating jewelry to vintage beaded
Let these beautiful yet affordable statement items give your next outfit a much-needed upgrade for the season. These handpicked items belong to the best artisanal,
Norma Baker-Flying Horse, a member of the Hidatsa tribe, lives on a reservation in North Dakota. From there she manages to create art that teaches
Don’t throw style out the window with the cold: Here is our list of easy transition pieces to make your Winter outfits easy to achieve
Fall time is the perfect season to add a silky scarf over a flowy blouse. Our must-have scarves of the moment are these 100% silk
I reflect back to the time I first met Helen Oro, a makeup and nail guru who shared snapshots of her beaded jewelry and sunglasses
A mother of five, assistant to the Three Affiliated Tribes (Mandan-Hidatsa-Arikara) Tribal Chairman, fashion designer/beader/creator-in-demand, wife, and aspiring business owner, Hidatsa, Dakota Sioux, and Assiniboine
Carrie Hill and Tobi Mitchell are two Mohawk women and artists who honed very different creative skills but met each other and bonded at a
World-renowned Native fashion designer Patricia Michaels will add a dash of haute couture to the Chickasaw Cultural Center’s Holba’ Pisachi’ Film Festival, Saturday, July 14.
Renowned Acoma Pueblo fashion designer Loren Aragon once applied to be an Imagineer with Walt Disney World, and now they’re after his fashion designs. Phoenix Fashion
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