What makes your style stand out?

I stand out because my style and energy carry meaning. Fashion-wise, I mix Native/Anishinaabe influences with modern streetwear, using spirit colours, earth tones, and statement pieces that feel like medicine instead of trends. People notice that my clothes tell a story. Person-wise, I draw attention through realness and depth. I share my roots, my art, and my healing in a way that’s creative and grounded. There’s a calm strength in how I move that makes people feel the presence of something bi

What’s your dream fashion moment?

My dream fashion moment would be walking onto a big stage—like Indigenous Fashion Week or even a Paris runway—in a custom outfit that blends Cree/Ojibwe tradition with high-end design. I’d wear a sharp, modern silhouette detailed with Anishinaabe floral beadwork, lightning-strike patterns, and my spirit colours, finished with beaded cuffs or a medallion that carries my medicine bundle’s energy. Cameras would flash, but the real impact would be people feeling the power of culture and modern style

What would you do with $20,000?

If I won $20,000, I’d use it to invest in both my art and my healing. I’d put a portion into creating and promoting my work—funding materials, shows, or a bigger project that shares Indigenous stories. I’d set aside some for practical needs like savings or equipment, so I can grow without stress. And I’d honour my roots by giving back—supporting community initiatives, ceremonies, or helping family. It wouldn’t just be money spent; it would be a step toward building the life and legacy I’m workin