Ngali, Kirrikin, Mara Collective, Haus of Dizzy, Paul McCann and Clothing the Gaps are just some of the names putting Indigenous fashion on the map

Explore the breadth of Indigenous fashion design.

Mara Collective dress, $649 (pre-order), maaracollective.com

Glynis Traill-Nash

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7:30PMJuly 08, 2022

The Weekend Australian Magazine

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NAIDOC Week is the perfect time to discover the breadth of Indigenous fashion offerings from all corners of this country. The current crop of designers can cover you in everything from sweeping resort styles to urban streetwear, witty jewellery and boldly patterned suiting. Let your clothing make a political statement writ large (or between the lines), or simply embrace a beautiful print that lifts your spirits.

Kirrikin jacket, $550, pants, $300, top, $150, kirrikin.com. Picture: Stefan Gosatti/Getty Images

Ngali trousers, $395, top not available, ngali.com.au. Picture: Stefan Gosatti/Getty Images

Paul McCann earrings, $130 a pair, Instagram: @paul.mccann_art

Clothing the Gaps T-shirt, $75, clothingthegaps.com.au

Haus of Dizzy charm bracelet, $69, hausofdizzy.com