![“There’s one thing about taking inspiration and there’s another thing about appropriating, or even just flat out copying. One should not be mixed with the other,” says Lisa Charleyboy, an Aboriginal freelance writer and fashion blogger. “There tends to be an exotification of other cultures that exists [in fashion], whether it be Aboriginal or African.”
Great piece on Native trending in fashion by Christian Allaire for the Toronto Standard.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m5zc44BiQ21qze8h5o1_400.jpg)
“There’s one thing about taking inspiration and there’s another thing about appropriating, or even just flat out copying. One should not be mixed with the other,” says Lisa Charleyboy, an Aboriginal freelance writer and fashion blogger. “There tends to be an exotification of other cultures that exists [in fashion], whether it be Aboriginal or African.”
Great piece on Native trending in fashion by Christian Allaire for the Toronto Standard.
