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The Museum of World Culture presents Native American Fashion

The Museum of World Culture in Gothenburg greets spring with a fashion and design exhibition unique in the Swedish context. Native American Fashion – From Roots to Runway opens April 11. Jewelry and moccasins from the museum’s collection meet contemporary streetwear and extravagant evening gowns, featuring 40 contemporary designers from the USA and Canada.

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Spotlight on Ocean Kiana: Crafting Sustainable Elegance in Indigenous Fashion

Designer Ocean Cherneski merges her Anishinaabe heritage with modern style to create elegant, sustainable fashion. Her brand embodies the Ojibway principle of “Wnizhsid”—good, fine, useful, and beautiful—offering a refined, lasting alternative to fast fashion. See pictures from her line at VIFW 2024 below.

Less Is More: The Art Of Minimalist Fashion

Minimalist fashion is a philosophy that celebrates simplicity. It’s not just a trend that will go away by next year. It also celebrates timeless style and intention. If you are somebody who is bound to the chaos of fast fashion, minimalist ideas encourage you to move away from it in order to embrace a more […]