Indigenous Fashion Takes the Museum: Always in Fashion Opens at the Textile Museum of Canada
Curated by Amber-Dawn Bear Robe (Siksika Nation), Always in Fashion opens May 1 at the Textile Museum of Canada, and it’s rewriting what the fashion world looks like when Indigenous designers lead the conversation.
Stevens & Snyder Complete Denver Art Museum Residency & They’re Just Getting Started
The Two-Spirit artist duo wrapped their Native Arts residency at DAM this month with a new collector acquisition, a beaded Birkin in the works, and their work permanently entering the museum’s collection. Here’s what happened, and what’s coming next.
Tlingit Jeweler Jennifer Younger Dresses Teddy Swims for Stagecoach 2026 in a Native Max Exclusive
Award-winning soul powerhouse Teddy Swims took the Stagecoach stage tonight wearing handcrafted sterling silver pieces by Tlingit designer Jennifer Younger of Sitka, Alaska, and Native Max has the exclusive details.
Sustainability in Style: Native-Led Innovations in Fashion
Indigenous designers lead the charge in sustainability, drawing inspiration from ancestral knowledge and a commitment to the earth. This article explores eco-friendly fashion collections and the cultural importance of caring for the planet.
Fresh Patterns, Bold Color, & New Designs Just in Time for Spring: This Week in Indigenous Fashion
Beadwork-inspired florals, ledger-art textiles, and macramé made for golden hours and festival nights. Indigenous designers and collaborators are bringing fresh color and striking new patterns to spring in a big way this week.
Indigo Rising: Sage Mountainflower’s ‘Indigo Threads’ Collection Redefines Indigenous Couture
Tewa designer Sage Mountainflower transforms reclaimed denim into a landmark of Indigenous high fashion, proving sustainability was always a sovereign act.
The Jewelry Edit: This Week’s Most Covetable Indigenous Designs From Eighth Generation, Tiffany Wolfe, & Copper Canoe Woman
From gold trilliums and sweetgrass earrings to sculptural silver ovoids, three Indigenous jewelry makers are setting the standard for wearable artistry this spring.
Walk the Land: Manitobah Mukluks’ Spring 2026 Collection Is a Masterwork of Indigenous Artistic Collaboration
From Diné beadwork to Cree sole design, Inuk embroidery to Métis berry motifs, Manitobah’s newest moccasin drop turns every step into a story.
SKODEN: Jeremy Arviso Takes Indigenous Streetwear to Sweden’s National Museums of World Culture
One year after a landmark exhibition first brought Native American fashion to Gothenburg, creative director Jeremy Arviso raises the stakes with a live activation built from fashion, hoop dance, and the radical act of creating without permission.
Exclusive: WNIZH by Ocean Kiana Redefines Everyday Wear Through Indigenous Design
With the launch of her in-house WNIZH Collection, Ocean Kiana introduces a new approach to Indigenous fashion. Grounded in the Ojibway principle of Wnizhsid, the collection centers on pieces designed to be lived in, worn often, and carried forward with intention.
