**Native Nations Fashion: Blending Nightlife, Indigenous Couture**.
In the heart of Brooklyn, New York, a pulsating nightlife scene intertwines with a vibrant display of Indigenous culture and fashion at Native Nations Fashion (NNF). This groundbreaking event, founded by Loren Aragon and her husband Erik De Luna, has become a platform for emerging and established Native American designers to showcase their creations, while fostering a sense of community and empowerment..
**A Night of Cultural Exchange**.
NNF is not just a fashion show; it’s a cultural immersion. The event transforms a nightclub into a vibrant tapestry of Indigenous traditions, art, and music. Attendees are transported into a realm where the latest fashion trends seamlessly blend with ancestral heritage..
Designers hailing from diverse Native American nations, including Navajo, Lakota, and Cree, present their captivating garments that embody both contemporary style and cultural significance. The runway becomes a stage for storytelling, where each piece narrates a chapter in the rich history of Native fashion..
**Empowering Emerging Designers**.
NNF serves as a launchpad for emerging Native American designers, providing them with a platform to showcase their talents and share their cultural perspectives. The event has nurtured a thriving community of Indigenous creatives, connecting them with mentors, industry experts, and potential buyers..
For designers like Orlando Dugi, founder of the Navajo-owned label Orlando Dugi Designs, NNF has been instrumental in his journey. .
