Devery Jacobs on representation in fashion and her favourite Indigenous designers
Running Fox Beads, and she comes across a lot of Indigenous makers on Instagram. Her sister Kakwitè:ne Jacobs also happens to be a beadworker, and Jacobs gave her pieces as gifts to some of the production team of Reservation Dogs. She credits the wardrobe of her character Aila from her breakout film, Rhymes for Young Ghouls, with helping her shape her personal style, rooted in comfort and masculinity. "A huge part of me coming out as queer and, like, finding clothes that felt right for me actually came through acting and trying on different pieces of wardrobe," said Jacobs. "In
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