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Over 7 billion people in the world, we all have one thing in common.

Every day we all get dressed.

Welcome to Dress, the history of fashion.

A podcast that explores the who wet when of why we wear.

We are fashion historians and your hosts, April Callahan.

And Cassidy Zachary.

So dress listeners, as you know, April recently joined me for the Southwestern Association for Indian Arts or Suyas,

100th Annual Indian Market in Santa Fe, where we had April, I think you'll agree with me, a fun-filled weekend of everything from fashion exhibitions to fashion shows.

We even went and saw a flamenco performance, which is not related to Indian market, but we had so much fun.

So the fashion shows are actually where we saw the debut of today's guests, Orlando, the guys first menswear collection.

And let me tell you dress listeners, it was so incredibly stunning.

I mean, I've long been a fan of Orlando's work.

He brings the most impeccable hand skill and hand craftsmanship to his work.

You know, we're talking about hand tambour beating embroidery, hand dyed fabrics.

This collection actually had handmade knits and then these amazing glittering bomber jackets that were perfection.

I'm basically just a huge fan of what he does.

And I know our listeners will be too after today's conversation.

And as we will learn today, Orlando's often glittering and luminescent work draws inspiration from starlight.

He is currently living and working in Santa Fe, but he is originally from Grey Mountain, Arizona on the Navajo Nation.

And it is here that he learned how to beat at the age of just six years old and spent countless nights staring at the vastness of the starry skies

when spending the summers on his paternal grandparents' sheep ranch.

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