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Fashion
Models
International Recognition
Aboriginal Photomodels on the Catwalk
First Nations fashion showcase featured four of Canada's emerging fashion designers
Kim Picard, Tammy Beauvais, Louie Gong, and Tracy Toulouse
part of the exciting events that surrounded the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Games.
These aboriginal artists draw on the rich history of the Inuit, Metis and First Nations
and incorporate traditional native arts and designs into contemporary clothing.
It is a new fashion statement, both original and authentic,
for the artists themselves and the apparel buying general public.
Music is by DJ Kwe.
At the 2010 Winter Olympics, the Nederlands team uniforms had an Aboriginal Canadian look!
That's thanks to Alano Edzerza. This artist is Raven Clan of the Tahltan Nation.
He designed the eagle that is showcased on many of the designs you see . . .
Here!
Native Model Studio
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Angela DeMontigny
Chippewa-Cree-Metis
View
Angela's Unique Fashion Design- Iroquoian Regalia
Koous Collection
Animal Images in Textile Art
J'net AyAy Qwa Yak Sheelth Cavanagh
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Nunavut Fur Fashions
Karliin Aariak, Meeka Kilabuk, Connie Pewatualuk,
Jeannie Shamaiyuk Smith and Carol Tootoo
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Danita Strawberry
Native
Pilar Agoyo
Clothing
Berna Beaulieu
Designers
Disa Tootoosis
Stardale Aboriginal beauties preparing for a fashion show.
Women of strength. Aaksii-stoo-wakiiks
Bee the Change
fashion show featuring Aboriginal designers
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Aboriginal designers and models
putting their best foot forward
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Dorothy Grant Fashions
Kahnawake
Shoes
NativeFabric.com
Native American Designs
Toc Fashions
Rez Dog Clothing Company
Fleeceline
Native American Designer Patricia Michaels
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Successfully bridging two cultures
unique Aboriginal fashion designs
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Tammy Beauvais | Dene Fur Clouds | Rannva Simonsen | Marlene Joudry
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Native American Club Tribal Fashions
PHOTOS
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Fashion Show - AIDS Awareness
2006
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Fashion Fundraiser to Support Awareness of First Nation Culture
Unique Wearable Art
October 2006
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Fashion Nation
First Nations Fashions and Models
March 2006
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Role Models as Models
A Calendar of Distinguished Aboriginal Men
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The Baker Twins
Shannon and Shauna of the Stellat'en Nation
XMAS 2005
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Actor Adam Beach with the Models of Native Model Studio
at the Spirit Magazine Party after the Canadian Aboriginal Music Awards
Toronto - November 2005
photo by Larry Price
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Contemporary Fashions
Wendell Sakiestewa
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David Jet Black Horse | Turtle Concepts
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Native American Fashion Show
Phoenix, Arizona 2005
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Aboriginals at Vancouver, BC Fashion Week 2005
( Turtle Island Native Network is Pleased to Present the Photos of Wilson Lau )
Aboriginal Fashion Designer Gerald Auger, Host of Cultural Reflections fashion show
at 2005 Vancouver Fashion Week
with models wearing designs by Pam Baker and Shannon Kilroy
Model in Shannon Kilroy outift
with host Gerald Auger, wearing coat by Patricia Piche
Shannon Kilroy's design
being modelled the at 2005 Vancouver Fashion Week
Designer Shannon Kilroy's Fashion at VFW 2005 
Designer Shannon Kilroy's designs
among the Aboriginal designs modelled at Vancouver Fashion Week
Dress by designer Pam Baker for T.O.C. Legends 
Outfit by Pam Baker for T.O.C. Legends 
"Fashion Nation" Launched Toronto Fashion Week
Fall 2004
Fashion Profiles - pdf files
Angela DeMontigny D'arcy Moses Pam Baker Tammy Beauvais
Ronald Everett Design Dene Fur Clouds
Perspective
Out of the Cultural Closet
Katherine Walker
"It seems that, through our clothing, aboriginal people are striving
to bring the aboriginal to the mainstream and the traditional into the present."
Native American Fashion
Modern Adaptations of Traditional Designs
Traditional Culture
Indigenous Clothing Traditions
First Nations Fashion Clothing Traditions
Aboriginal Peoples Clothing
Historicial Perspective
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