Always In Fashion

Currently on view, ‘Always in Fashion’ invites you into a visionary showcase of contemporary Indigenous couturiers who are redefining fashion on their own terms. Blending ancestral knowledge with bold innovation, these artists are designing pieces that serve as powerful statements of identity, resilience, and cultural continuity. Curated by Amber-Dawn Bear Robe, the exhibition offers an intimate encounter with striking silhouettes, intricate details, and the deep histories sewn into every piece. Featured designers include Jeremy Arviso (Original Landlords), Jason Baerg (Ayimach Horizons), Himikalas Pamela Baker (T.O.C. Legends), Catherine Boivin, Maggie Catface-Bear Robe, Dorothy Grant, Rebecca Baker-Grenier, Michel Dumont, Korina Emmerich (EMME Studios), Lesley Hampton, Shoshoni Hostler, Brian Jungen, Jontay Kahm, Justin Jacob Louis, Alex Manitopyes (SACRD THNDR), Patricia Michaels, Douglas Miles, Kent Monkman, Son of Picasso (Products of my Environment), Randi Nelson, Nonamey, Melrene Saloy-Eaglespeaker (Native Diva Creations), Jaylene Tyme, and Qaulluq (Clara McConnell). The Textile Museum of Canada would like to extend our thanks to TD Bank Group for their support of this exhibition. The opening event would not have been possible without our sponsor, Dillon's Small Batch Distillers, and our caterer Tea N Bannock. Videography was captured by Roya DelSol. Plan your visit today and immerse yourself with over 40 pieces that will Always be in Fashion.