This Monday, Nebo Title VI Indian Education program hosted an incredible event - their first annual fashion show at Spanish Oaks Elementary. The show was a celebration of Native American culture, featuring 40 Nebo Title VI students and their families who modeled stunning outfits in three fashion categories - Traditional, Contemporary, and Pow Wow style regalia. The students' meticulous attention to detail and impressive fashion sense were on full display, as they beautifully showcased Native American regalia.
The event also included two new designers, Faith Browning and Shimmewell, who brought their unique creations to showcase their work. The audience was in awe of the intricate details and stunning designs that were featured in the show.
In addition to the fashion show, the event also featured vendors from all over Utah who came to sell their arts and crafts. It was a great opportunity for attendees to explore and purchase authentic Native American art.
To make the event even more special, Navajo Tacos were sold, and the proceeds were used to raise money for scholarships.
We want to express our sincere appreciation to everyone who attended and supported this fantastic event. The Nebo Title VI fashion show was truly a remarkable showcase of Native American culture, fashion, and art.