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NAIDOC Week 2021: Deadly Denim 9 July 2021 The brand uses upcycled denim and customises each piece with textiles featuring Aboriginal artwork. To ensure its impact is as minimal as possible, Deadly Denim donates the scraps from its textiles to a local sewing group in a women’s correction facility where a group of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women learn to sew and create storybook animals for a children’s program. Additionally, the business has an ongoing partnership with the Rhodanthe Lipsett Indigenous Midwifery Charitable Fund (RLIMCF) to donate a portion of its profits...
Deadly Denim label to parade Indigenous artists' designs at New York Fashion Week SatSaturday 30 Pilbara artist Bobbi Lockyer finds inspiration in her sons, her culture and the landscape. ( Share Print text only Cancel The red dust of Port Hedland is a world away from the gleaming catwalks of New York. Key points: The work of five Indigenous artists will be showcased in the Deadly Denim collection at New York Fashion Week next month The Pilbara's Bobbi Lockyer says it is an "incredible" opportunity to show Indigenous art to the world She says her art is inspired by her hometown, her ancestor...