Fashion

Screen capture left Tiktok link - The amazing Himikalas Pamela Baker combining fashion, culture, and performance!
- at SWAIA - Santa Fe Indian Market Fashion Show
Himikalas Pamela Baker on Instagram

Screen capture center Tiktok link - Dorothy Grant brings empowerment and pride through her breathtaking creations.
- at SWAIA - Santa Fe Indian Market Fashion Show
Alyssak London @alyssaklondon walked on the SWAIA runway Saturday, August 20 for Designer Dorothy Grant @dorothy.grant.studio

Screen capture right Tiktok link - Beautiful fashion designs by Ursala Hudson in our show tonight!
- at SWAIA - Santa Fe Indian Market Fashion Show
Angelica Padilla @ziagoddess walked on the SWAIA runway Saturday, August 20th for @UrsalaHudson

15 Indigenous Artists to Know From This Year’s Santa Fe Indian Market
BY CHRISTIAN ALLAIRE (Vogue)

- Himikalas Pamela Baker (Musgamakw/Dzawada’enuxw/Tlingit/Haida) and
Ursala Hudson (Tlingit) are in the Vogue article.

SWAIA - Santa Fe Indian Market (Facebook)

SWAIA (Official Website)

Amber-Dawn Bear Robe (producer) of SWAIA - Santa Fe Indian Market Fashion Show (Facebook)

Indigenous Fashion 2022 (Official Website) - Fashionably Celebrating SWAIA's Centennial

Jason Baerg (Métis)... Himikalas Pamela Baker (Musgamakw/Dzawada’enuxw/Tlingit/Haida) ... Catherine Blackburn (Dene/European) ... Orlando Dugi (Navajo) ... Korina Emmerich (Puyallup) ... Sho Sho Esquiro (Kaska Dena/Cree/Scottish) ... Lauren GoodDay (Arikara/Hidatsa/Blackfeet/Plains Cree) ... Dorothy Grant (Haida) ... Lesley Hampton (Anishinaabe) ... Ursala Hudson (Tlingit) ... Melanie LeBlanc (European/Dene) ... Patricia Michaels (Taos Pueblo) ... Jamie Okuma (Shoshone-Bannock/Wailaki/Okinawan/La Jolla band of Indians) ... Adrian Standing Elk Pinnecoose (Navajo/Southern Ute) ... Cody Sanderson (Navajo) ... Skawennati (Mohawk) ... Yolonda Skelton (Gitxsan)

Himikalas Pamela Baker on Instagram
(Musgamakw/Dzawada’enuxw/Tlingit/Haida)

Ursala Hudson (Tlingit) Official Website
Angelica Padilla @ziagoddess is walking on the SWAIA runway Saturday, August 20th for @UrsalaHudson

Dorothy Grant (Haida) Official Website
SWAIA Fashion 2022 and MoCNA Art of Indigenous Fashion exhibition August 2022
Alyssak London @alyssaklondon is walking on the SWAIA runway Saturday, August 20 for Designer Dorothy Grant @dorothy.grant.studio

Art of Indigenous Fashion is the first fashion exhibition organized by the IAIA Museum of Contemporary Native Arts and curated by guest curator Amber-Dawn Bear Robe (Siksika Nation), Assistant Professor in Art History and Museum Studies at IAIA, and Fashion Show Director for the Southwestern Association for Indian Arts, Santa Fe, NM. The exhibition is supported by the Ford Foundation.

The third of our History of Northwest Coast Art speaker series with presenters David R. Boxley and Kathryn Bunn-Marcuse is Thursday, February 17 at 6:00 p.m. Get caught up on the series so far on our YouTube channel where you can watch the first episode with Delores Churchill and Priscilla Schulte: https://youtu.be/kGVxlEksKq4

Saturday, Feb. 5th at 2-2:45pm for the next Friends of Sheldon Jackson Museum Share Your Culture/Share Your Research event - an artist talk and Chilkat weaving demonstration on Zoom with Laine Rinehart (Tlingit). During the event, entitled, “Chilkat Robe: Process and Weaving,” Rinehart will demonstrate the weaving of a Chilkat robe and talk about his weaving techniques, the individual segments of the robe, and speak of his personal experiences with community members during weaving and touch upon the preparation of materials and how to source materials, both traditional and contemporary.

Facebook link - Friends of Sheldon Jackson Museum

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 2022 AT 3 PM EST Virtual Studio Visit with Lily Hope & Ursala Hudson Online event
Event Zoom Link: https://iaia-edu.zoom.us/j/91856482122

The IAIA Artist-in-Residence program is hosting a virtual studio tour. Join A-i-R Artists Lily Hope (Tlingit) and Ursala Hudson (Tlingit) as they discuss their artistic practice. Participants can speak directly to the artists to learn about the projects they are working on during their residency and to learn more about their process.

IAIA is an art school and tribal college in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Photo left - Haida Fashion Designer Dorothy Grant revisiting the 2018 Celebration fashion show on Instagram.
The 2018 Celebration Fashion Show was produced by Amber-Dawn Bear Robe (Sikska Nation) for Sealaska Heritage Institute. Sealaska Heritage Institute (SHI) will hold an in-person Celebration in Juneau from June 8-11 in 2022.

Photo right - The Hummingbird teaches you to appreciate and love the miracle of living
and to help you focus on the positivity in your life.

Dorothy Grant (Website) and Dorothy Grant (Instagram)

Doctrine of Discovery by award-winning designer, artist, and activist Sho Sho Esquiro and guest curator, Miranda Belarde-Lewis at Bill Reid Gallery of Northwest Coast Art Facebook Live Sep 21, 2021 at 6:30 pm!

Doctrine of Discovery Sep 22 - Dec 31
https://www.billreidgallery.ca/

Sho Esquiro: Doctrine of Discovery (Global News)

Photo right - Fashion-show looks by Baker, Photographed by Shayla Blatchford
Photo left - Photographed by Shayla Blatchford

Community—And Style—Thrived at the Santa Fe Indian Market (Vogue)
BY CHRISTIAN ALLAIRE, PHOTOGRAPHY BY SHAYLA BLATCHFORD August 25, 2021

At the fashion show, Indigenous designers Jamie Okuma, Orlando Dugi, Pamela Baker, and Lauren Good Day showcased their newest collections, pieces that combined traditional craftsmanship with new, modern updates. Dugi and Baker showed refined evening wear pieces like beaded gowns and velvet suiting ...

Himikalas / Pamela Baker (Musgamakw Dzawada'enuxw/Tlingit/Haida)

The Eighth Annual Indigenous Fashion Show (Facebook Video link)

SWAIA - Santa Fe Indian Market (Facebook)

The Eighth Annual Indigenous Fashion Show will showcase the best in North American Indigenous fashion with collections by Jamie Okuma (Luiseño, Wailaki, Okinawan, and Shoshone-Bannock), Himikalas / Pamela Baker (Musgamakw Dzawada'enuxw/Tlingit/Haida), Orlando Dugi (Diné), and Lauren Good Day (Arikara, Hidatsa, Blackfeet and Plains Cree). The Indigenous Fashion Show is produced by Amber-Dawn Bear Robe (Sikska Nation) for SWAIA. Fashion Show ticketholders will be able to shop at the exclusive
Indigenous Fashion Trunk Show immediately after.

U.S. Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland on Being the First - and the Future
By Allie Young (InStyle)

America’s first Indigenous Cabinet member, Haaland steps into her historic role
with pragmatism, empathy, and the spiritual guidance of her ancestors.

We Can't Talk About American Fashion Without Talking About Native American Designers
By Alyssa Hardy (InStyle, March 17, 2020)

" I am A Tlingit, Filipina, and Kanien'kehá:ka woman born into the Raven moiety, Copper River Clan, House of the Owl. My Tlingit name is Keixé Yaxtí, meaning Morning Star. I was fortunate enough to have a mother and grandparents that were traditional knowledge bearers. I spent a part of my childhood with them in museums' deep archives where they would identify artifacts. Within these deep archives, I marveled at the craftsmanship of Northwest Coast Artists. The beadwork, the weaving, and the symmetry in Formline artists' were incredible." Maka Monture

26 Indigenous Instagram Accounts To Follow Right Away
By Rohina Katoch Sehra (Huffington Post, November 10, 2020)
Photo bottom right Maka Monture Päki (Tlingit/Mohawk)

As a community, Indigenous content creators are redefining the word “influencer,” with its unsavory associations of sweetheart deals and over-curation. Viewed collectively, their work unfolds from the triple axes of community, resistance and resilience.

Celeste Worl at the DJ station for SHI Fashion Show Celebration 2018 on June 8, 2018
Photo by Celeste Worl

Link to Vanessa Anniskett's Facebook Video recording from 360 North Livestream of Haida Fashion Designer Dorthy Grant at SHI Fashion Show at Celebration 2018
(Screen Capture of Haida Fashion Designer Dorothy Grant and Damen Bell-Holter from video)

Dorothy Grant (Official Website)

‘Light and love’: Native Fashion Show gets ‘electric’ response from full house By ALEX McCARTHY Juneau Empire June 9, 2018

Fashion Designer Dorthy Grant and her models for SHI Fashion Show Celebration 2018

Tlingit Fashion Designer Crystal Kaakeeyáa Worl at SHI Fashion Show Celebration 2018
Trickster Company - An innovative indigenous design company out of Juneau, Alaska. Featuring Alaska Native design, artwork, and jewelry.

Celebration 2018 SHI Fashion Photo from Sealaska Heritage.

Celebration 2018 SHI Fashion Photo from Sealaska Heritage.

Sealaska Heritage will sponsor a Native high-fashion show at Celebration 2018 (Facebook link), a biennial dance-and-culture festival scheduled June 6-9 in Juneau.

(Evening gown by Haida artist Dorothy Grant, modeled by RaeAnne Mills. Photo by Brian Wallace)

2017 ALASKA FEDERATION OF NATIVES CONVENTION

AFN 2017: Style Raven Artist Crystal Worl masterfully meshes formline and fashion #
By TAMARA IKENBERG Oct 18, 2017
This year marks Trickster’s debut at the AFN Convention’s Arts & Crafts Show.
The Trickster pop-up shop will be a potpourri of apparel and accessories.

In 2012 Crystal Worl and her brother Rico created Trickster Company,
a fashion and art world where traditional and modern design mesh into bold and playful styles
featuring formline ravens, eagles, salmon, killer whales, and even Ewoks. Donavan Johnson

Fashion Designers Crystal Worl and Dorothy Grant were part of the Haute Couture Fashion Show
at the Santa Fe Indian Market in August, 2017.

Model: Dyami Thomas
Indigenous Fashion Week
July 31,2017
Vancouver, Canada ��
Designer: Dorothy Grant
https://dorothygrant.com/

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