D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai AKA Bear
We catch up with actor–and style icon in the making–D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai.
The Edge is the world’s leading platform and resource for Indigenous Fashion.
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
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BYELLOWTAIL announced the upcoming launch of their newest collection, which will include true plus sizes up to 4XL (26W). According to BYELLOWTAIL, they’ve spent the
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America’s first Indigenous cabinet member and current U.S. Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland is featured in the next issue of ‘InStyle’ Magazine, head-to-toe in
Quannah Chasinghorse (Han Gwich’in/Oglala Lakota), 18-year old climate warrior, land protector, and model from Fairbanks, Alaska, graces the cover of VOGUE Mexico this month. “Quannah Chasinghorse is
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
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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
Blending contemporary with traditional, Katrina Brown Akootchook’s beadwork and designs she creates for her online shop are just as creative and cultural as the methods
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