Indigenous Representation in the Australian Fashion Industry

Update: 2021-06-12

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Fashion has always played a vital role in indigenous and First Nations culture and heritage, they are however sorely underrepresented in Australia’s fashion industry. In this podcast we discuss the current Australian fashion industry, and have a chat with Indigenous designer Colleen Tighe Johnson and the work she is doing promoting indigenous fashion.

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Indigenous Representation in the Australian Fashion Industry

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