Ralph Lauren debuts new line inspired by Navajo artist

SANTA FE ARE PAYING 331 A GALLON. A NAVAJO ARTIST IS TEAMING UP WITH A POPULAR CLOTHING BRAND FOR A LINE OF INDIGENOUS MADE CLOTHING. NAOMI GLASS UNVEILED HER DENIM DAYDREAM LINE IN SANTA FE LAST NIGHT. THIS WAS HER THIRD CLOTHING LINE THIS YEAR, WITH RALPH LAUREN. THE FIRST TWO WERE RELEASED LAST DECEMBER. IN MARCH OF THIS YEAR, NAOMI IS THE FIRST ARTIST IN RESIDENCE WITH THE CLOTHING BRAND. WE SPOKE WITH HER ON WHAT INSPIRED HER FOR HER LATEST LINE. THIS SHOP SPECIFICALLY IS INSPIRED BY MY FAMILY’S INVOLVEMENT IN RODEO AND ALSO OUR RANCHING CULTURE. RODEO IS JUST LIKE SO BIG IN INDIAN COUNTRY. SO THIS IS MY WAY OF PAYING HOMAGE TO THAT PART OF MY LIFE. GLASSES SAYS LAST NIGHT’S DROP WAS A FULL CIRCLE MOMENT FOR HER, SHOWCASING HER NEW CLOTHING LINE AT A STORE IN SANTA FE, WHERE SHE STARTED SELLING JEWELRY. THE EVENT WAS A

Ralph Lauren and Navajo artist Naiomi Glasses launched a new Denim Daydream line at a Santa Fe store.This is Glasses' third clothing line to be released with the popular brand. The first two were launched last December and earlier this year in March.Glasses is the first artist-in-residence with Ralph Lauren.She says the launch was a full circle moment, opening the line in the store where she once sold her art.

SANTA FE, N.M. —

Ralph Lauren and Navajo artist Naiomi Glasses launched a new Denim Daydream line at a Santa Fe store.

This is Glasses' third clothing line to be released with the popular brand. The first two were launched last December and earlier this year in March.

Glasses is the first artist-in-residence with Ralph Lauren.

She says the launch was a full circle moment, opening the line in the store where she once sold her art.

Ralph Lauren debuts new line inspired by Navajo artist

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