Gown displayed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Jamie Okuma · Date not documented
United States
Jamie Okuma
- Indigenous contemporary design
- Art clothing
Jamie Okuma is an artist and clothing designer whose practice grew from making outfits for dance and participating in Indigenous art shows. An enrolled member of the La Jolla Band of Luiseño Indians, she works across clothing and accessories.
Five looks to know
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Butterfly-print dress
New York Fashion Week debut, September 2025
A representative outfit from Okuma’s first New York Fashion Week digital presentation, featuring her nature-inspired printwork.
Cameron Linton
Collection selection
Graphic zip-front jumpsuit
New York Fashion Week debut, September 2025
A representative outfit from Okuma’s first New York Fashion Week digital presentation, featuring her nature-inspired printwork.
Cameron Linton
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Floral long dress
New York Fashion Week debut, September 2025
A representative outfit from Okuma’s first New York Fashion Week digital presentation, featuring her nature-inspired printwork.
Cameron Linton
Collection selection
Floral short dress
New York Fashion Week debut, September 2025
A representative outfit from Okuma’s first New York Fashion Week digital presentation, featuring her nature-inspired printwork.
Cameron Linton
Collection selection
Black-and-white caftan
New York Fashion Week debut, September 2025
A representative outfit from Okuma’s first New York Fashion Week digital presentation, featuring her nature-inspired printwork.
Cameron LintonCollections & archive pieces
1 collections represented · 1 pieceSelected work
1 piece
About Jamie Okuma
Her work has entered the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection, including a dress shown in In America: A Lexicon of Fashion.
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Jamie Okuma — CFDA biography