Native models use Black Hills Powwow runway to celebrate culture and confidence
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The Ówaŋg Waštéya Waȟwayela Mani Fashion Show, held during Black Hills Powwow weekend in Rapid City, added a free daytime event in 2026 to create space for more Native designers and models to participate. Models including Sixx High Horse and Tayler Baker showcased collections that blend contemporary fashion with traditional design elements and cultural teachings, with organizers describing the expanded format as an entry point for designers and models to gain visibility and confidence.
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