Ralph Lauren Home Debuts the Fall 2025 Canyon Road Collection with Naiomi and Tyler Glasses
After debuting Ralph Lauren’s Artist in Residence program with the three-part Polo Ralph Lauren x Naiomi Glasses collection, Naiomi returns to the program with her brother, Tyler, and new designs inspired by the beauty of their homelands on Dinétah and the weaving tradition they learned from their late grandmother.
Discover How Native American Traditions Paved the Way for Modern Casino Gambling
Long before the first neon sign flickered over a casino in Las Vegas, Native American communities were gathering for spirited contests of chance and wit. Today, tribal casinos play a central role in the U.S. gambling industry. But how did ancient games once played with bones and sticks evolve into a billion-dollar economic engine on […]
Native Max Takes the Northwest: 3rd Annual Indigenous Fashion Show
Native Max is returning to the Pacific Northwest for the 3rd Annual Native Max Takes the Northwest Fashion Show, taking place Friday, November 28, 2025, in Tacoma, WA.
Regina Free (Chickasaw) Wins Best of Show at the 103rd Annual Santa Fe Indian Market
First-time SWAIA artist wins Best of Show for Mixed media 3D sculpture of a bison titled “Windswept”
The Original Native Fashion Show: The Crow Fair Parade
The Crow Fair Parade is more than a cultural celebration—it’s a living fashion show where heritage and style intertwine in a spectacular display of craftsmanship and pride. Held annually in Montana by the Apsáalooke (Crow) Nation, this mile-long procession showcases the stunning beadwork and regalia that riders and their horses wear, making it one of the most celebrated fashion events in Indian Country. In this story, we delve into the intricate artwork, the deep-rooted traditions, and the modern twists that make the Crow Fair Parade a breathtaking fusion of fashion and culture.
“The World Is Our Oyster”: Loren Waters on Native Cinema, Healing, & Holding Space for Her People
Filmmaker Loren Waters (Cherokee Nation/Kiowa) is redefining what Indigenous storytelling looks like in film and media. From her Sundance-winning short Tiger to her work on Reservation Dogs and Killers of the Flower Moon, Waters is forging a path that’s rooted in culture, community, and care. In this powerful interview, she reflects on her journey, her next chapter in narrative filmmaking, and how she’s using her platform to create lasting change for future generations.
Introducing First American Girl: Doll Box Series, Newest Work by Cara Romero
Just in time for the buzz of Santa Fe Indian Market, the Institute of Contemporary Art Santa Fe proudly unveils “Introducing: Fawn”, the latest work from the First American Girl: Doll Box Series — a powerful and layered portrait of Fawn Douglas (Las Vegas Paiute Tribe), created in collaboration with the artist herself. Opening Friday, […]
SWAIA Announces 2025 Native Fashion Shows During Santa Fe Indian Market
Experience the power of Indigenous fashion at the 2025 SWAIA Native Fashion Shows. From an exclusive gala runway by Patricia Michaels to a bold designer showcase featuring Jamie Okuma, Lauren Good Day, and more—these events celebrate Native style, culture, and creativity at its finest.
