Andréanne is the founder and CEO of Anne Mulaire, an Indigenous fashion brand designed to inspire and find regenerative solutions for people and the planet. She was born in St. Boniface, homeland of the Red River Métis Nation to parents David Dandeneau (from Penetanguishene, Treaty 61 in Ontario) and Huguette (Mulaire) Dandeneau (from the Red River Valley). Andréanne danced in contemporary groups at age 14. Unable to find comfortable dancewear, she designed her own. For 10 years, she created costumes for NAfro Dance Productions, which awoke her awareness of movement and cultural sensitivity. These guiding principles, paired with her emphasis on comfort and style, continue to inspire her collections today.

Lennard Taylor is a visionary artist and celebrated international fashion designer, renowned for his mission to revolutionize the way people wear clothing worldwide. With a profound passion for sustainable fashion and self‐expression, Lennard utilizes clothing as a medium to inspire confidence and elevate lifestyles.

Sarah Sue Design creates modern, sustainable and ethically made clothing here in Winnipeg on Treaty 1 territory. Using natural and sustainable fabrics like linen, hemp, bamboo, silk and cotton, the designer constructs garments that last, season after season. Sarah also promotes a sustainable body image by featuring sizes XS‐5X+. She uses leftover fabric to create zero‐waste pieces, re‐dyes discoloured fabric, has a mending and sample sale program, and always uses ecofriendly packaging.