At the Far North Fashion Show, Alaska Native designs take flight
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The Anchorage Museum atrium transformed into a catwalk for the 2024 Far North Fashion show Thursday night. The show featured eight Alaska Native designers who created nearly 40 looks for the event. Walking to a playlist of music drawn from around the circumpolar north, some models wore traditional garments while others showed off looks that featured fur, skins and feathers on gowns and streetwear. Occasionally, a model broke into a traditional Alaska Native dance move as the crowd of about 650 people cheered their approval. This is the second year...
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