Vogueのインスタグラム(voguemagazine) - 11月24日 04時44分

Since 2017, Vancouver Indigenous Fashion Week (VIFW) has served as a crucial platform for Indigenous designers to showcase their contemporary designs. More than just an array of fabulous fashions, VIFW is a space that’s created for Indigenous people by Indigenous people. Founder Joleen Mitton, established it as an event that fosters community, collaboration, and even healing.

Earlier this week, VIFW’s annual Red Dress showcase took place. “The Red Dress event is part of our healing process,” Mitton tells Vogue. “At the opening night of every VIFW, we come together as a community and we honor our departed loved ones. We come together to remember and celebrate.” Tap the link in bio to learn more about the powerful message behind the kick-off event.

Photographed by @alanapaterson

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