Timeless
Spring/summer 2024 tells a story of a mother’s bond to her children, capturing that energy using geometric florals. My florals…
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Arctic Lovers Club by Bibi Chemnitz, a streetwear line developed over 15 years, empowers Arctic youth with unisex, attitude-rich designs…
Learn MoreAnuuraat: Survival to High Fashion
Annuraat: Survival to High Fashion by Taalrumiq reimagines traditional Inuvialuit clothing, reflecting the cultural shift from survival to the fur…
Learn More5 Gender Society
Our Nations honoured all the people in the tribe for who they are. As we come full circle in our…
Learn MoreUlos Sitolu Huta
Merdi Sihombing presents the Ulos Sitolu Huta collection, a fusion of traditional ulos patterns, natural dyes, and contemporary fashion. This…
Learn MoreKawsanki Collection 2024
The KAWSANKI Collection celebrates Indigenous Andean Peoples as existing and thriving in past, present and future, outside of the museum…
Learn MoreKwúlécwtn 2024
The “”””Kwúlécwtn”””” collection, meaning ‘to adorn oneself ‘ in Secwepemctsín, is a celebration of Indigenous artistry, culture, and tradition. Each…
Learn MoreKiluk Collection
The Kiluk Collection by Ujaraatsiaq’s Garments highlights oversized traditional Inuit women’s tattoo designs, skillfully appliqued onto outerwear. These intricate designs,…
Learn MoreJYD 2024: “Metamorphosis”
JYD 2024 by Jennifer Younger Designs presents wearable art that elegantly explores contemporary Tlingit expression in formline and metalwork. Through…
Learn MoreIn Living Universe 2024
In Living Universe 2024, Jillian Waterman boldly intertwines traditional knowledge with modern craftsmanship, utilizing natural fibres such as corn husks…
Learn MoreHonoring our ancestors
Honoring our ancestors collection features all-fur traditional outerwear. The collection features children’s and adult clothing infused with modern patterns, bright…
Learn MoreBlood Memory
Blood Memory is a concept rooted in Indigenous belief that experiences, memories and knowledge is passed down through generations in…
Learn Moreᐊᐚᓯᐢ [awâsis/child]
The collection ᐊᐚᓯᐢ [awâsis/child] embodies the profound responsibilities of parenting and reverence for children as little elders, elevating streetwear into…
Learn MoreRSG 2024
RSG 2024 by R S Gustafson is a tribute to Ojibwe matriarchs and Ogitchitaakwe. The collection’s standout feature includes three…
Learn MoreGive Us Our Land
In “Give Us Our Land,” ReeCreations crafts dresses and ribbon skirts that encapsulate resilience, resistance, and matriarchal empowerment, blending applique…
Learn MoreIXÖQ
The IXÖQ collection by IX BALAM pays tribute to the remarkable women of Iximuleu (Guatemala) who resisted oppression and colonial…
Learn MoreLAND BACK
I grew up in an indigenous community, where there was plenty of creativity and the markets were always full of…
Learn MoreDodem
Dodem collection by Haus of Dumont features wearable sculpture pieces from unconventional materials like packing tape and cellophane. The collection…
Learn MoreWarrior 2024
The Warrior 2024 collection by Rebecca Baker-Grenier, inspired by Kwakwaka’wakw and Tlingit warriors, celebrates Indigenous resilience and challenges gender norms.…
Learn MoreMedicine Harvest
The vision for this collection was to depict what someone might wear whilst harvesting traditional medicine. I chose to design…
Learn MoreRez to the City
Rez to the City represents a vibrant fusion of urban streetwear, ancestral Ojibwe influences, and futuristic runway fashion, crafting a…
Learn MoreEthen Dene (People of the Caribou)
Ethen Dene (People of the Caribou) by Dene Couture by Tishna Marlowe is a collection that captures the essence of…
Learn MoreLesley Hampton Signature 2024 Collection
The Lesley Hampton Signature 2024 Collection embraces mental wellness and body positivity through ethereal gowns and eveningwear. Handcrafted in Toronto…
Learn MoreAutumn/Winter 2024
In his debut Autumn/Winter 2024 eponymous collection, Justin Jacob Louis from SECTION 35 emphasizes sustainability and craftsmanship with a modern,…
Learn MoreHe Oranga Ngākau, He Pikinga Wairua
He Oranga Ngākau, He Pikinga Wairua explores themes of well-being and cultural revival, drawing inspiration from “Ora: Healing Ourselves” by…
Learn MoreShadow Edge
In traditional Tlingit culture, woven regalia was commissioned by chiefs and men in upper social tiers, twined predominantly by female…
Learn MoreImbéh
This collection consists of contemporary men’s and women’s silhouettes that celebrate the designer’s Northwest Territories Dene Culture. This is achieved,…
Learn MoreWICHILHENAY
The first collective clothing collection, which in the translated Wichi language means “made by the Wichi,” reflects the identity and…
Learn MoreMAU
“Mau” in Māori means ‘to wear’. The whakaaro (concept) behind ‘Mau’ is about seeing the stunning taonga (treasures) in dress.…
Learn MoreSisaulik
Sisaulik honours the skills passed down by the designer’s Aana (grandma) and the values carried in her community. The Inupiaq…
Learn MoreMshikikiiwi – Be the Medicine
Mshikikiiwi (Be the Medicine) shares the story of how the Creator gifted us with the medicine to heal ourselves. The…
Learn MoreNDN Rose
Almost 50 years ago, Celeste’s family lost a matriarch. Her name was Rose, and she was the great-grandmother Celeste only…
Learn MoreMisshapen Chaos of Well Seeming Forms
Misshapen Chaos of Well Seeming Forms, By EMME Studio, is an exploration of the visual symbols in the media over…
Learn Morekahkiyaw kikway (all of everything)
kahkiyaw kikway is a body of six wearable artworks created out of home tanned moose and deer hide. Most wearable…
Learn MoreDOMINION
DOMINION began with the concept of the settler-colonial project of “Canada,” the expansion of the British Empire and the Catholic…
Learn MoreDene Futurisms Collection
The Dene Futurisms Collection represents Robyn’s Dene culture as connected to the past and imagining it into the future. Her…
Learn MoreOf the Undergrowth
(Formerly known as ‘Drumming in the Hall of the Mountain’). “Of the Undergrowth” is a phantasmagorical trip along the forest…
Learn MorePast to Present
Past to Present represents Margaret Jacob’s family’s connection to rural life, subsistence and sustainability both historically and presently. Inspired by…
Learn MoreREVIVE
Inspiration was found in the natural wonders of our prairie land and an inherent feeling of “Revive”- bringing life back…
Learn Moreᓃᑭᕁ
ᓃᑭᕁ – nîkihk (my home) is a story of home; It is about Dusty LaGrande’s home from his perspective. A…
Learn MoreTɬ’ūw (Medicine)
“Tɬ’ūw” means medicine in the Tsuu T’ina language and is inspired by the past, present, and the resilience of Livia…
Learn MoreAnang Bangishin, A Star She Falls
Anang Bangishin, A Star She Falls is a wearable art collection that combines elements from previous works using alternative, reclaimed,…
Learn MoreNeyaw ᓀᔭᐤ A point of land jutting onto the water
ᓀᔭᐤ/Neyaw is Cree for: A Point of Land Jutting onto the Water and is an Indigenous fashion assertion presented as…
Learn MoreFuture Ancestor
Blending the past and present to create clothing that will empower the next generation. This is the meeting point of…
Learn MoreAsiskiy Maskiki
Asiskiy Maskiki is about the medicines from the Earth that heal and connect us to our ancestral lands. In this…
Learn MoreAnne Mulaire
Anne Mulaire’s clothing lines honour Canada’s French, Indigenous, and Métis character. With hints of Prairie culture, notes of the North,…
Learn Moreᐄᐧᒉᐦᑐᐃᐧᐣ wîcehtowin (Unity)
ᐄᐧᒉᐦᑐᐃᐧᐣ wîcehtowin (unity) is a value that can be found in the Powwow circle with the coming together of nations…
Learn MoreDelicate Tissue
“Delicate Tissue” is about the precarious and sometimes volatile relationships we share with the Land, and with one another. The…
Learn MoreDodem[CLAN]
The DODEM [CLAN] Collection tells a story of Futuristic Clan Mothers – representing 7 clans of the Ojibwe. Our Mothers…
Learn MoreProgeny
Moving forward with the profound sense of connection to the unnamed, unknown, Queer Indigenous ancestors that have always permeated his…
Learn MoreBlood, Bone, Beast
Blood, Bone, Beast continues Margaret’s exploration of the tension and harmony between natural and man-made materials while embracing and intermingling…
Learn MoreWhakapapa
Whakapapa (genealogy) allows us to trace back our ancestral line over many generations and understand where we come from. I…
Learn MoreWarren Steven Scott
After focusing on earrings and accessories since the inaugural IFWTO, this collection looks to pivot and debut a new product…
Learn MoreMaterial Kwe
For many, the fashion arts have always been an active and vibrant site of cultural exchange—a place where people with…
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