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Indigenous Fashion
Ashley Redtail Jackson
8 episodes
7 months ago
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Step into the vibrant world of Indigenous Fashion, a captivating podcast that illuminates the rich tapestry of native cultures across the globe. Through captivating narratives and immersive storytelling, this podcast showcases the remarkable work of indigenous communities, celebrating their ancestral artistry, resilience, and profound connection to the natural world.
Each episode takes listeners on a transformative journey, exploring the diverse realms of indigenous fashion.

From the sacred looms of the Navajo Nation to the lush rainforests of the Yawanawá tribe, from the red deserts of Australia's First Nations to the ancestral tattooing traditions of the Maori, the podcast weaves together tales of creativity, heritage, and identity.

Through the voices of indigenous artisans, designers, and cultural custodians, the podcast uncovers the intricate techniques, materials, and symbolism embedded within indigenous garments, jewelry, and adornments. It delves into the stories behind the patterns, colors, and motifs, revealing the wisdom and ancestral knowledge woven into each piece.

Listeners are invited to witness the resilience of indigenous cultures, their ability to adapt to changing times while maintaining a profound connection to their heritage. By highlighting the beauty of indigenous fashion, the podcast serves as a platform for cultural exchange, fostering understanding and appreciation for the diverse indigenous communities that contribute to our global tapestry.

Whether it's the beadwork of the Lakota Sioux, the huipiles of the Maya, or the quillwork of the Haudenosaunee, the Indigenous Fashion podcast celebrates the global mosaic of indigenous creativity. It calls upon us all to honor the past, embrace the present, and support the continued flourishing of indigenous artistry in a world that can often overlook their profound contributions.
So join the podcast, immerse yourself in the stories, rhythms, and traditions that shape indigenous fashion, and embark on a transformative journey of discovery, inspiration, and cultural appreciation.
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Step into the vibrant world of Indigenous Fashion, a captivating podcast that illuminates the rich tapestry of native cultures across the globe. Through captivating narratives and immersive storytelling, this podcast showcases the remarkable work of indigenous communities, celebrating their ancestral artistry, resilience, and profound connection to the natural world.
Each episode takes listeners on a transformative journey, exploring the diverse realms of indigenous fashion.

From the sacred looms of the Navajo Nation to the lush rainforests of the Yawanawá tribe, from the red deserts of Australia's First Nations to the ancestral tattooing traditions of the Maori, the podcast weaves together tales of creativity, heritage, and identity.

Through the voices of indigenous artisans, designers, and cultural custodians, the podcast uncovers the intricate techniques, materials, and symbolism embedded within indigenous garments, jewelry, and adornments. It delves into the stories behind the patterns, colors, and motifs, revealing the wisdom and ancestral knowledge woven into each piece.

Listeners are invited to witness the resilience of indigenous cultures, their ability to adapt to changing times while maintaining a profound connection to their heritage. By highlighting the beauty of indigenous fashion, the podcast serves as a platform for cultural exchange, fostering understanding and appreciation for the diverse indigenous communities that contribute to our global tapestry.

Whether it's the beadwork of the Lakota Sioux, the huipiles of the Maya, or the quillwork of the Haudenosaunee, the Indigenous Fashion podcast celebrates the global mosaic of indigenous creativity. It calls upon us all to honor the past, embrace the present, and support the continued flourishing of indigenous artistry in a world that can often overlook their profound contributions.
So join the podcast, immerse yourself in the stories, rhythms, and traditions that shape indigenous fashion, and embark on a transformative journey of discovery, inspiration, and cultural appreciation.
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Honor Our Legacy Fashion Show @ Northern Winz Casino, Montana with Rebekah Jarvey
Indigenous Fashion
6 minutes
2 years ago
Honor Our Legacy Fashion Show @ Northern Winz Casino, Montana with Rebekah Jarvey
In this captivating episode of "Indigenous Fashion with Rebekah Jarvey," host Ashley engages in a lively conversation with the talented Indigenous fashion designer, Rebekah Jarvey. Rebekah, on her way to a fashion show in Saquon, California, shares exciting details about the upcoming "Honor Our Legacy Fashion Show," a remarkable event in its seventh year.

The event, taking place on September 16th at the Northern Winz Casino in Boxelder, Montana, is a celebration of emerging Indigenous designers and talent from across North America. The podcast delves into the event's structure, featuring a diverse range of designers, performances, and activities that make it a must-attend for all ages and genders within the Indigenous community.

*Show Notes:*
- *Event Overview: * The "Honor Our Legacy Fashion Show" is in its seventh year, taking place on September 16th at the Northern Winz Casino in Boxelder, Montana. The event celebrates emerging Indigenous fashion designers and showcases their unique styles.
- *Event Duration: * The fashion show typically lasts around three to four hours, depending on the number of entries and the lineup. It is divided into two parts: the first part focuses on individual designs and attire judging, with cash prizes for winners. The second part features performances and showcases of invited Indigenous designers.
- *Unique Features: * "Honor Our Legacy" stands out for its family-oriented approach and community involvement, encouraging people to participate in the fashion industry and providing inspiration and motivation. The event promotes diversity within Indigenous fashion.
- *Featured Designers: * Notable designers include Yolanda from the Crow Nation, incorporating MMIW symbols into her ready-to-wear designs, Lisa from the Three Affiliated Tribes, blending traditional designs with ready-to-wear, and Shirley from the Navajo Nation, known for her velvet garments.
- *Inclusivity: * While this year's designers are all women, the fashion show is open to all ages and genders within the Indigenous community. The organizers welcome male designers for future editions.
- *Entertainment: * The show features performances by Indigenous artists Spur Poer and Natani, offering a diverse range of music mediums, from traditional to hip-hop. The theme "Embodying Indigenous Diversity" reflects the show's commitment to showcasing diverse talent.
- *Inspiration from Abroad: * Rebekah shares how her first trip abroad to France impacted her life, introducing her to international fashion and inspiring her to aspire to see Indigenous fashion represented on the Cannes Festival red carpet someday.
- *Community Connection: * "Honor Our Legacy" is a personal passion project for Rebekah, as it allows her to share her experiences with her community and create a platform for others to shine.
- *Event Details: * The fashion show starts at 6:00 PM, with doors opening at 5:00 PM. It's a free, family-oriented event, featuring a guest DJ from Washington, TJ Baker, a free nacho bar, and vendors selling Indigenous art and products.
- *Stay Updated: * To find more information about the "Honor Our Legacy Fashion Show," follow their Instagram and Facebook pages at "Honor Our Legacy Fashion Show."
- **Get Involved:** If you want to participate in the event or showcase an Indigenous fashion designer on the podcast, contact them at ifashionpodcast@gmail.com.


This episode of "Indigenous Fashion with Rebekah Jarvey" showcases the vibrant and inclusive spirit of Indigenous fashion, highlighting the "Honor Our Legacy Fashion Show" as a beacon of creativity,...
Indigenous Fashion
Let's explore together!

Join us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100094350141794

Step into the vibrant world of Indigenous Fashion, a captivating podcast that illuminates the rich tapestry of native cultures across the globe. Through captivating narratives and immersive storytelling, this podcast showcases the remarkable work of indigenous communities, celebrating their ancestral artistry, resilience, and profound connection to the natural world.
Each episode takes listeners on a transformative journey, exploring the diverse realms of indigenous fashion.

From the sacred looms of the Navajo Nation to the lush rainforests of the Yawanawá tribe, from the red deserts of Australia's First Nations to the ancestral tattooing traditions of the Maori, the podcast weaves together tales of creativity, heritage, and identity.

Through the voices of indigenous artisans, designers, and cultural custodians, the podcast uncovers the intricate techniques, materials, and symbolism embedded within indigenous garments, jewelry, and adornments. It delves into the stories behind the patterns, colors, and motifs, revealing the wisdom and ancestral knowledge woven into each piece.

Listeners are invited to witness the resilience of indigenous cultures, their ability to adapt to changing times while maintaining a profound connection to their heritage. By highlighting the beauty of indigenous fashion, the podcast serves as a platform for cultural exchange, fostering understanding and appreciation for the diverse indigenous communities that contribute to our global tapestry.

Whether it's the beadwork of the Lakota Sioux, the huipiles of the Maya, or the quillwork of the Haudenosaunee, the Indigenous Fashion podcast celebrates the global mosaic of indigenous creativity. It calls upon us all to honor the past, embrace the present, and support the continued flourishing of indigenous artistry in a world that can often overlook their profound contributions.
So join the podcast, immerse yourself in the stories, rhythms, and traditions that shape indigenous fashion, and embark on a transformative journey of discovery, inspiration, and cultural appreciation.