This hand-woven Kente cloth is the exact fabric Shika wore during her traditional wedding in Ghana.

Frida wears a modern interpretation of traditional Indigenous dress, anchored by a huipilli style shirt made in Zacatlán, Mexico.

Nelson wears the agbada, one of the most iconic and ceremonial garments of the Yoruba people of Southwest Nigeria.

Miranda wears the gamle Valdresbunaden, a traditional Norwegian folk costume representing the Valdres valley region and was created in 1914.

Wajih wears traditional attire shaped by the mountainous terrain, cold climate, and rich cultural heritage of northern Pakistan.

The Aatpoure drape, one of the most recognizable traditions of Bengali culture, spans West Bengal and Bangladesh as a living expression of shared heritage and identity.

Valerie, known also as Miskozenibaanhkwe (Red Ribbon Woman) and Hupagluzawiya (Presents the Pipe Woman), wears an Ojibwe style jingle dress made by Lavender Doris, Valerie's we'eh, who also gave Valerie her name.

Lizzy wears Kikuyu regalia, attire embraced after colonialism as a way to identify and honor Agĩkũyũ culture, its values, customs, and norms.