FoxFire Designs
FoxFire Designs founder Cathleen Booth — a daughter of the Hopi and Santa Ana Pueblo Nations, and a veteran — began by sewing traditional ceremonial wear for her daughters with skills passed down from her mother. The label makes size-inclusive traditional clothing “to empower and represent Native American and Indigenous culture,” drawing demand from Indigenous communities across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.
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FoxFire DesignsThe label began as inheritance in both directions — her mother’s sewing skills coming down, her daughters’ ceremonial wear going forward — before demand from Indigenous communities across three countries turned a family practice into a house. Size inclusivity is built in as a matter of principle: traditional clothing that fits the community it represents.
A Paris Fashion Week finale carrying Hopi and Santa Ana Pueblo traditions is a landmark for the weekend: FoxFire Designs walks the Saturday Night Finale at Espace Cléry on October 3, bringing Indigenous North American design to the program’s closing show.
Paris Fashion Week SS27
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FoxFire Designs shows at Paris Fashion Week SS27 on October 3, 2026 at Espace Cléry. Leave your email for access details and ticket alerts from The Bureau.
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