Fashion
Nicole Enoch-Chatfield is preparing to take her designs from Far North Queensland to one of the world's great fashion capitals after being selected for Indigenous New York Fashion Week (INYFW).
Emerging fashion designers, textile practitioners and businesses across NSW can now apply for funding designed to meet their business and creative needs, from purchasing critical textile production eq...
Founded by Wiradyuri designer Rechelle Turner and Ngunnawal/Wiradjuri artist Megan Daley, Corella & Crow is a First Nations fashion label based on Ngunnawal Country in Canberra.
Australia's leading First Nations artists, designers and creatives were recognised on Larrakia Country on Wednesday as the 2026 National Indigenous Fashion Awards (NIFA) celebrated excellence in Indig...
Off the back of being the inaugural recipient of the Cairns Indigenous Art Fair Cultural Couture Award, Delvene Cockatoo-Collins has been named as the winner of this year's Fashion Design Award.
Officially kicking off Sunday night, Indigenous Fashion Projects (IFP) celebrated a landmark moment on Larrakia Country as Country to Couture wrapped up the first of its newly expanded two-night sched...
Indigenous culture's 60,000-plus years of stories are intersecting with high-end fashion on the runway in impeccable style. Indigenous designers and models are centre stage in the Northern Territory f...
Sewn by MOB, founded in 2025 by proud Latje Latje woman Jade Leaman, is already making waves in First Nations fashion."Sewn by MOB is a fashion initiative I founded with the aim of it becoming a platf...
WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised the following article contains the name of an Indigenous person who has died.
Anaiwan and Mauritian man Diesel Casey-Buttié is using objects from the Powerhouse collection to explore Caring for Country and how First Nations people preserve stories, culture and knowledge.
"Fashion is a way for us to carry our culture back," KAFTA chairperson Agnes Pigram told a crowd of hundreds gathered on Broome's Town Beach jetty for the organisation's annual runway show on Sunday.
Pakana Dreaming, a 100 per cent Aboriginal-owned business founded by Pakana artist and designer Kartika Medcraft-Smith, has proudly launched its first wearable art clothing collection.
In a town where the nearest department store is a four-hour drive away, racks of new dresses and accessories have transformed a Fitzroy Crossing hall in Western Australia's Kimberley region into a fre...