Indigenous designers sew stories with every snip and stitch

Update: 2025-11-14

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The dress will never be worn by anyone but the names that adorn it. Hundreds of names of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls line a haute couture gown at the Winnipeg Art Gallery. That’s where Rosanna captured the stories of many designers at a special event.

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Indigenous designers sew stories with every snip and stitch

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Indigenous designers sew stories with every snip and stitch

Indigenous designers sew stories with every snip and stitch