“There’s so much about our culture that people don’t know, or don’t know how to celebrate, and I think fashion is an easy entry point to start that discovery.”
Why did you start your label Ngali?
I moved off Country to Melbourne when I was 14. My sister was there already, and she was all city-sophisticated, wearing things she wouldn't have worn when I’d last seen her. I saw a pair of red flares in a shop window and I was totally fascinated. I kept bugging my mother, who was a single mum, saying, “Can I have these?” She said
