Native Designer Belinda Bullshoe Ready to Wow the Crowd at Paris Fashion Week

Native Designer Belinda Bullshoe Ready to Wow the Crowd at Paris Fashion Week

You've seen her work featured on our website before, starting off with an article on Bullshoe Creations' pow wow trail accessories and other articles talking about fashion shows she's participated in. But now, designer Belinda Bullshoe has some really big news to announce: an invite to showcase her designs at Paris Fashion Week! Every designer dreams about traveling to Paris, so this is some exciting news, especially for a Native designer (Blackfeet/ Blood Tribe) from Montana!

KRTV Great Falls recently interviewed Bullshoe about how she's preparing for the trip:

As you can imagine, it's expensive to travel to Paris, especially with all the outfits she has to take with her too. Bullshoe has set up a GoFundMe to help offset some of the costs.

Let's Help Send Belinda Bullshoe & Native Fashion to Paris!



Just look at some of these gorgeous designs, and tell me you don't want to see these walking down the runway!

Paris Fashion Week is at the end of September, so Bullshoe is in a hurry to finish up all the last minute touches on her designs. I can't wait to hear how her trip goes!

To donate to Belinda Bullshoe's Paris Fashion Week trip, you can visit https://www.gofundme.com/paris-fashion-week-sept302017.

Good luck Belinda!

About Toyacoyah Brown

Toyacoyah Brown is an enrolled member of the Comanche Nation, currently living in Chicago. She received her B.A. in Journalism from the University of Oklahoma and an M.A. in Media Studies from the University of Texas at Austin. When she's not scouring the Internet for fun things to share with PowWows.com readers you can find her digging for vinyl in her local record store or curling up with a good book.


2 Comments on “Native Designer Belinda Bullshoe Ready to Wow the Crowd at Paris Fashion Week”

  • Avatar for Marianne

    Marianne

    says:

    I love your beautiful designs. I have a question and it may seem weird but I have the utmost respect for natives and indigenes people and I don’t want to insult anyone so I’m asking you if me being a white woman allows me to be able to purchase and wear some of the designs or is it considered supporting the appropriation of the native culture?

  • Avatar for Tonya Steele

    Tonya Steele

    says:

    Very proud of you. You’re an inspiration to Native ladies like me. You are going to be a hit. I wish you well. Tonya Steele- the Coharie Nation of NC. Former Director of a Native American fine art gallery.

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