What makes your style stand out?

My style stands out because it’s deeply personal, it blends Indigenous strength, bold silhouettes, and a quiet elegance that speaks louder than trends. I want to design from my soul, turning pain, healing, and power into wearable art. I want people to feel my pieces before they even see them, they carry an energy that makes others feel braver, bolder, and more themselves.

What’s your dream fashion moment?

Debuting at Paris Fashion Week, showing a collection that redefines not just as a designer but as the first Indigenous global fashion brand at that level. I want my work to stop people in their tracks, to make them feel a shift. It’s about more than clothes, it’s about rewriting what representation looks like, showing the world that Indigenous stories belong on the most iconic runways.

What would you do with $20,000?

With $20k, I’d create my first full collection, from sourcing archival quality fabrics to producing a small show and capturing it through powerful visuals. I’d use it to launch my brand in a way that feels true to my vision, bold, emotional, and unforgettable, setting the foundation for a legacy that empowers others and proves that fashion can be deeply spiritual and world changing.