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Native Max Native Max is more than just a magazine. It's a movement. and Canada and beyond.

Native Max Magazine is a bi-monthly publication and first Native fashion magazine which features positive stories of the Native American and First Nations people. Focused on indigenous people, places and cultures with the same sleek presentation found in fashion magazines,

Native Max Magazine was created due to the lack of positive representation of Native people in the mainstream media, especia

lly in the fashion industries. Now possessing an online version of the magazine, popular website, tv network, and strong social media presence, Native Max continues to be a positive movement of promoting talented Native individuals, businesses, organizations, projects, and developments of the U.S.

This wraps our extra round of spotlighting the California Indian Dreamin' Issue, and we could not be more grateful for h...
07/28/2026

This wraps our extra round of spotlighting the California Indian Dreamin' Issue, and we could not be more grateful for how it has been received. If you still have not picked up your copy, this is your sign.

Read free online or order print before we move on to the next issue.

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An OG of Native fashion is back. Ten years ago, Karuk designer Marcie Bain made history at San Diego Fashion Week as the...
07/25/2026

An OG of Native fashion is back. Ten years ago, Karuk designer Marcie Bain made history at San Diego Fashion Week as the first designer to ever cast every single model as Native American. She's back this year under her label B.JASH.I., rebuilding with the same discipline that carried her to national powerlifting records in her fifties. "Change the plan, but never the goal," she says of the comeback. Read her full story in the California Indian Dreamin' Issue, free online or in print, and keep an eye out for her new collection this fall.

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Thirty years ago the California Indian Museum and Cultural Center opened its doors. This year we celebrated that milesto...
07/23/2026

Thirty years ago the California Indian Museum and Cultural Center opened its doors. This year we celebrated that milestone with an entire issue built around the leaders and artists carrying that legacy forward, including insight from Dr. Joely Proudfit and Nicole Myers-Lim. Read the full California Indian Dreamin' Issue free online or order your print copy today.

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If you have not read the profiles on Leah Mata Fragua and Tiffany Wolfe yet, now is the time. Two different paths, two d...
07/20/2026

If you have not read the profiles on Leah Mata Fragua and Tiffany Wolfe yet, now is the time. Two different paths, two different mediums, one shared thread of creativity and innovation. Both featured inside the California Indian Dreamin' Issue, free to read online or in print.

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Every page of the California Indian Dreamin' Issue carries a visual language all its own, shaped in part by photographer...
07/17/2026

Every page of the California Indian Dreamin' Issue carries a visual language all its own, shaped in part by photographer Cara Romero. Her work captures presence, pride, and power in a single frame. See it for yourself, free to read online or available in print.

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📸: "Naomi" from Romero's series titled "First American Girl," which featured artist Leah Mata Fragua's Naomi Dress she made for her daughter.

🌴💚The California Indian Dreamin' Issue has become one of our best-selling issues yet, and we are not done celebrating it...
07/15/2026

🌴💚The California Indian Dreamin' Issue has become one of our best-selling issues yet, and we are not done celebrating it. We're keeping the spotlight on the stories, the artists, and the culture that made this issue unforgettable. Read it free online or add the print edition to your collection.

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Dr. Joely Proudfit has seen the California Indian Museum and Cultural Center evolve and grow.She is Payomkawichum. A sch...
07/08/2026

Dr. Joely Proudfit has seen the California Indian Museum and Cultural Center evolve and grow.

She is Payomkawichum. A scholar. A storyteller. And a mother who brought her daughter Piper into a space that was built, deliberately, for people exactly like them.

In the California Indian Dreamin' issue, Dr. Proudfit reflects on what the museum has protected above everything else:

'Dignity. There were years when the dominant narrative about California Indians was one of erasure, as if we were already gone, already history. CIMCC stood in the middle of that and said no. We are here. We are contemporary. Our cultures are living.'

Thirty years of that. In one building. In one community.

Read her full words in the issue.
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Before we turn the page, we want to say this one more time.The California Indian Dreamin' issue is Native Max at our ful...
07/07/2026

Before we turn the page, we want to say this one more time.

The California Indian Dreamin' issue is Native Max at our fullest. The stories inside these pages, the fashion spread, the 30-year museum, the mothers and daughters, none of it was an accident.

This is what happens when California Indian women get the space they have always deserved.

Shoshoni Hostler. Tiffany Wolfe. Marcie Bain. Leah Mata Fragua. Nicole Myers-Lim. Dr. Joely Proudfit.

Their daughters.

Tillie Myers Hardwick, who dreamed all of this first.

The issue is still live, still free, still available in print.

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