On My Fashion Wishlist: Warren Steven Scott.

Happy Monday, fashion enthusiasts! I hope you all had a wonderful weekend and are doing well. Mondays might not be the best, but our outfits can definitely make them better!

I came across an article on the Elle Canada website about Indigenous fashion designers, and I saw some earrings by Warren Steven Scott. I absolutely love their boldness, so I just had to share this designer with you so you can check them out too.

Warren Steven Scott is a contemporary accessory and fashion designer, as well as a skilled craftsperson. He launched his label in 2018. Born in 1988 in White Rock, B.C., Scott is part of the Nlaka’pamux Nation, whose land lies in the interior of modern-day British Columbia, with both Sts’ailes and British ancestry. As a child, Scott immersed himself in North American and European fashion, obsessively flipping through magazines and watching the iconic Canadian TV show, Fashion File. He admired designers who crafted fantastical, other-worldly garments, which opened a window for him to imagine an alternative and seemingly unattainable lifestyle.

After a short stint at a local college studying horticulture, Scott discovered his passion for fashion. He left school with an open mind and a plan to chase his dream of designing clothes. Teaching himself to sew while preparing his first portfolio, Scott enrolled at Ryerson University in 2011, where he later earned a Bachelor of Design in Fashion. With support from his Band and two bursaries from Indspire, he pursued his education. Post-graduation, Scott interned with renowned Canadian designers Jeremy Laing and Comrags, where he gained valuable formal training.

Scott’s debut collection, Sissy, was showcased at the first-ever Indigenous Fashion Arts Festival in Toronto, founded by Indigenous artist and innovator Sage Paul. The collection blends the Western idea of luxury fashion with his ancestral perspective on ethics, craftsmanship, and aesthetics, offering a unique contribution to authentic Canadian fashion. Scott’s designs present a contemporary vision of fashion through an Indigenous lens. The Sissy woman embodies cuteness, fluidity, and desirability, reflecting a sense of girlishness and familial sisterhood.

The Gold Flakes feature sporadic clusters of gold flakes suspended in clear acrylic. These innovative acrylics are Italian-made using 100% recycled raw materials. I can’t help but swoon over these stunning flake pieces. These are priced at $52.00.


https://warrenstevenscott.com/collections/glitter-flake-earrings/products/gold-flakes-assorted-styles

To my wonderful readers, I hope you loved this fashion blog post about this Indigenous fashion designer. Your support truly means the world to me, and until next time, Stay Beautiful.

For business inquiries or public relations matters, kindly email me at Lifeofafashionblogger90@gmail.com.


If you wish to send me products for review on my blog or simply want to get in touch, please reach out at:


Breanne Peterson  

1609 Summerhouse St  

Elizabethtown, NC 28337  


You can also connect with me on Instagram: Instagram.com/breanne_idell


The Elle Canada Magazine Article:


https://www.ellecanada.com/fashion/10-indigenous-fashion-designers-to-know





Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

On My Beauty Wishlist: Ouai Fine To Medium Hair Treatment Mask

Image
 Happy Thursday/Friday eve to every beauty lover out there, I hope that all of you are looking forward to the weekend because you deserve it.  We all heard about the brand Ouai from the Kardashian/Jenner clan they rave about their products, I was on the website and I saw that they have a hair mask for fine to medium hair, I have fine hair so it's hard to find a mask that won't weigh down my hair and will give me the moisture and nutrients that it needs so this mask has sparked my interest and I wanted to tell you guys about it.  This repairing mask instantly restores hydration, fights frizz, and strengthens fine to medium strands. Formulated with a nourishing blend of shea butter, panthenol, and hydrolyzed keratin, it leaves hair soft, shiny, and healthy without OUAI-ing it down. This mask retails for $38.00. https://theouai.com/products/fine-to-medium-hair-treatment-mask https://www.sephora.com/product/ouai-haircare-treatment-mask-for-fine-medium-hair-P466430?country_swi...
Read more

On My Beauty Wishlist: Medicube Age R Booster Pro.

Image
Hello to all my fellow beauty enthusiasts! I hope you're all doing well and had a fantastic work week. If only weekends were longer than two days, life would feel a little brighter.  As women, we all aspire to look younger and maintain healthy, glowing skin. I often wonder how much my skincare products actually penetrate my skin. Recently, I discovered the Booster Pro from the Korean beauty brand Medicube on TikTok and Instagram. With Korean skincare being so trendy right now, I just had to share this product! The Medicube Age-R Booster Pro combines six powerful treatments in one device to brighten, lift, and tighten your skin. Its booster mode uses red LED light and gentle microcurrents to enhance radiance and improve skincare absorption, making your favorite face serum even more effective. Other modes utilize microcurrents and vibrations to tone muscles, reduce lines, and enhance pore elasticity. Essentially, you get all these luxurious treatments with zero effort and no need for...
Read more

On My Fashion Wishlist: Arch NYC Lovestruck Ankle Boot

Image
  Happy Tuesday, my fellow fashion lovers. I've missed you all so much. I hope you had a great weekend and a great week ahead.  While I was watching a video from the Youtuber BrowngirlbeautyNYC talking about some Black Owned Fashion brands that she was supporting I saw the Lovestruck Ankle boots from the shoe brand Arch NYC, I loved how the heart detail on the boots and I knew that I had to do this blog post for this Tuesday. Arch NYC, is a women’s footwear brand, specializing in novelty products and conversation-starting footwear. The brand marries fun and sophistication with a groundbreaking design. With every release, we are centering bold design, function, and comfort. The products are handcrafted in Brazil by a family of skilled workers. Jazmin Veney, the creator and visionary behind Arch NYC, has an impressive background in fashion marketing for iconic and luxury brands. Arch came to fruition in 2018 in her Harlem apartment from a desire to make space for herself in the ...
Read more