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Welcome to Dress the history of fashion, a podcast that explores the who

went of why we wear. We are fashion historians and your hosts,

April Callahan. And Cassidy Zachary. Well, hello Dress listeners and

hello, April freshly arrived from visiting me in New Mexico. Although I guess it's been a week

now time time is gone at this point. Yes, except for the fact that I haven't fully unpacked

my suitcase, I will admit there are a few items still at it. So maybe I should get

to that today. I'm sure some of our other listeners can identify.

I think there's two types of people. People who immediately unpack their suitcase,

which is my husband and then people who are like, I'm going to take three weeks to do that.

I'm definitely of the latter. But April, as our listeners may remember,

was just here visiting me in New Mexico for the first time, not your first time in New Mexico,

but your first time coming to visit me. And we were here for the 100th annual Swaya Indian Market.

So Swaya, of course, is the Southwestern Association for Indian Arts. And they have the largest

art market in the world dedicated to Native American art in Santa Fe. And they had a weekend

full of fashion festivities from exhibitions to multiple fashion runways to just the clothing

that you could buy at all of the different vendors. So there's so much to talk about. And we

are actually dedicating an entire future FHN in a couple of weeks to talking about everything that we

saw. And that includes the IAA Museum of Contemporary Native Arts, Art of Indigenous Fashion

Exhibition, which is on view until January 8, 2023. And dress listeners, there's so many

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