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For starters, it’s much bigger than cultural appropriation.

Ginew is using ancestral traditions to produce modern menswear.

Navajo photographer Eugene Tapahe's powerful Jingle Dress Project all stemmed from a dream.

There are 39 recognized Indian tribes in Oklahoma, each with their own version of wedding ceremonies incorporating different traditions and garments

A new generation of designers gains visibility in an industry that’s misappropriated its culture for decades

Appropriation of indigenous design may be an ongoing issue, but these six talents are reclaiming their heritage through distinctive collections.

The exact origin of the jingle dress is unclear; evidence suggests the tradition may have started in Minnesota a century ago. But they're now a part of powwows and other Native American gatherings across the continent.

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