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Nu’s heritage she is of Japanese Buffalo BIlls comeback Beanecraft shirt . And Dutch descent—adds a layer to her experience as a plus-size woman and her career trajectory. “Within Asian culture, there is this pressure to be a certain size and the generational pressure of body shaming from our grandmothers and mothers,” she says. “[That is why] I’ve been telling my agents for years ‘I want to be on the cover of Japanese Vogue, I want to get into the industry in Asia and shake things up.’” Currently, Nu is studying Japanese to make that dream a reality. “I need to learn the language, put in the effort to understand the culture I’d like to impact even though it’s my own,” says Nu. “I’m half-white, and that comes with privileges, and I need to be conscious of that. One day though, I’d love to open a plus-size store in Tokyo.” On August 21, the Southwestern Association for Indian Arts (SWAIA) Fashion Show — the highly acclaimed and largest Indigenous North American fashion event — celebrated its eighth year at the Santa Fe Indian Market. Produced by Canadian curator and art historian Amber-Dawn Bear Robe from the Siksika Nation, the occasion marked the first partnership between Indigenous Fashion Week Toronto (IFWTO), Vancouver Indigenous Fashion Week (VIFW) and the newly established Supernaturals Modelling Agency, the all-Indigenous talent organization based in British Columbia.
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