How fast I wish I could work.

So honored to see @niskapisuwin ‘s vision on the daily. Photographed in the EMME Studio Jaspilite Dress. Currently trying to get through orders and make a new collection 🤯 but feeling new and fresh and ready to move forward 😊- stay tuned and hawadubš čələp (thank you all) for your patience with this slow fashion label as I continue to navigate this field ❤️. Via @niskapisuwin ・・・ Still Indigenous, even though it's just a Wednesday. . Photo @sipsography Dress @korinaemmerich Earrings @j.okuma @molina_jo_parker . #passamahottie #fabanaki #twospirit #indigenous

Happy Indigenous People’s Day 💞 Just over here having the best IPD weekend offline ☺️ Side eyeing anyone who thinks killumbus was a hero. ✊🏽💞

Honored and thrilled to continue to work with the @theslowfactory team through the Fall semester of Open EDU and beyond. I’m so thankful for the friendships, connections and constant learning with this team. I’m truly grateful to be apart of this community. ʔəsk'ʷədiitubułəd čəd. Swipe for tomorrow’s class! 👉🏽 ‘Tomorrow is another transformative Open Edu experience! This week, Teju Adisa-Farrar @misstej , poet, geographer, and advocate, brings us her class, ⁠ “Regenerative Design.” ⁠ ⁠ Teju will take us on a journey through textile systems, providing space to reimagine a textile system that functions cradle-to-cradle, rather than cradle-to-grave. By taking the time to honor the centuries old practice of regenerative fiber and textile arts, regenerative design considers the importance of the end of life of a textile during the creation process, allowing for more sustainable practices in the future. ⁠ ⁠ 📌Join us this Friday, October 8, 2021 at 12PM EDT. ⁠ 😓 Still need to register? No problem, sign up now! Link in @theslowfactory bio 😎⁠ ⁠⁠ ⁠ 🤟 ASL Interpretation available⁠’ @theslowfactory Earrings by @warrenstevenscott

Just 3 badasses looking at another total badass. ((That’s you)) Fashion show bound - fashionably late and on NDN time. Double late. Double 🔥. Triple trouble. Rocking the EMME STUDIO Splitshot face masks in BW #deadly

ʔəsq́ič tiiɫ bəḱʷ wiẃsu Every child Matters Today I want to honor my great grandmother Rose Juanita McLeod, who was a survivor of the Cushman (Puyallup) Indian Boarding School. I have been blessed to be able to spend the last 3 full days with my tribe and @niwrc and listen to stories and learn and laugh and cry together. The following slides are from @illuminative , please take the time to learn about these assimilation schools. We will continue to unearth our stolen children, in mourning. I would not be who I am today with out the strength of my great grandmother Rose, my grandmother Winnie and my entire family. 🧡 Via @illuminative ・・・ What is #OrangeShirtDay? Why the color orange? 🧡 Why September 30th? On September 30, we observe National Day of Remembrance for the U.S. Indian Boarding Schools. This aligns with the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation that is honored in Canada for residential school survivors. It is also called Orange Shirt Day to honor the story of one girl whose treasured orange shirt given to her by her grandmother was taken away from her at residential school. The orange shirt has now come to symbolize awareness for the children who died or went missing at these institutions. We encourage everyone to wear orange shirts, raise awareness on that day to educate others, and attend or host community healing events. For more information on healing-informed events to honor boarding school survivors, please visit the link in our bio with resources from @nabshc. #everychildmatters

The EMME Studio snap back Auntie Visor. Auntie (and uncle) approved ✅ Online now (also a great gift and gifting season is approaching, so keep this in mind! Perfect for all genders) Handmade in EMME Studio

Pushing through orders this week! Keep an eye out for tracking numbers! Yakima Coats, Diorite Coats and Walk Bags will go into production in October when the Woolen Mills completes the fabrics🧶. Stay tuned for updates. Hoping to get a new collection shot in October! (Trying as fast as I can solo 🦅) sign up on mailing list for updates and new items. Image: Sequoia in EMME Studio Ozette dress with @huckleberrywoman earrings

I can’t wait to dive into this book, “Required Reading : Climate Justice, adaptation and investing in Indigenous power.” Curated, edited and produced by @ndncollective Thank you @jadethemighty @meganjtom1 and the team for hosting a beautiful book launch of an intimate group of people actively working on climate justice. I’m endlessly inspired by your work. ❤️ via @ndncollective - The book features in-depth essays from climate experts around the world! Personal stories + analyses on subjects ranging from the continued U.S. military occupation of Hawaiʻi, to the fight for food sovereignty on the Yukon River, to the growing #LandBack movement, to the link between the climate and MMIWR+ crises, to the devastating effects of mining for lithium in the Salar de Atacama, and much more. 🌎 Order your copy today by heading over to the @ndncollective bio.  Curated + Edited by: @earthisohana @jadethemighty @anishinaabaebae Publisher: @loamlove  Cover Image: @nellee__ Design: @mikaela.armstrong Contributions from: @pennieplant @kanielaing @maiareillyw @demejohnson7 @rishisugla @native_mvmt @sunrisemvmt & more!

Ride or Die, @deyah_cassadore carries the bestselling Obsidian Handbag 🪨 Made from Pendleton jacquard with a 100% Eco-Felt interior stabilizer (with no post processing or dyes). Lined with 100% organic cotton. Large Inside zipper pocket with a magnetic closure. The bag features leather handles and a removable cross body adjustable strap. Online now! As most of you know @deyah_cassadore is the hair and makeup extraordinaire on the majority of EMME Studio shoots. Her talent and professionalism is top tier and I’m pretty dang lucky to also call her bestie. Stay tuned for our conversation on the Community Board soon!

My long awaited honest and true thoughts about my inclusion in the Met exhibition are now in print @thecut @nymag . Thank you @sangeetaskurtz for sitting with me to discuss this, my family history and more. My 4x great grandfather, who was Cree, worked for the Hudson’s Bay company from 1826-1842 until his retirement to Cowlitz and Nisqually where their children were raised. My family has resided in this same area since then, my great grandmother Rose attended and survived Cushman residential school (aka Puyallup Indian School) until her 8th grade year. This was always my story to tell. And the conversation about the colonial violence perpetuated by the HBC needs to be at the forefront of that conversation. Whether or not I “deserve” this inclusion may be up for debate- but I will always share my true voice and hold people accountable. We have part 2 coming in May. We WILL be represented properly. Earrings read #REVOLUTION by @onlychildhandicrafts My collar reads #LANDBACK by EMME Studio Rework upcycled

Fall’s comin in hot. You ready? The Yakima Coat is available for preorder- online now. Sequoia crossing the street in the EMME Studio Yakima Coat. Makeup @ahshibeauty Hair @deyah_cassadore Size chart online now