Naiomi Glasses’s connection to Ralph Lauren goes back years. When she was a kid, the seventh-generation Diné (Navajo) textile artist’s mother dressed her in the brand. When she was a teenager ...

Named Denim Daydream, the collection combines Ralph Lauren's denim roots with Glasses' love for rodeo culture and its connection to the Navajo way of life. "Grounded in denim and rich indigo hues ...

Glasses worked closely with Polo Ralph Lauren’s design team to create the pieces in the collection, which include both men’s, women’s, and unisex apparel.

But Glasses said she’s the one who’s a fan: when her parents asked her to make a list of the brands she wanted to work with as a weaver, Polo Ralph Lauren was at the top of her list.

Including, incredibly, to Ralph Lauren, a brand famous for embracing Native American culture. In Glasses, the fashion house serendipitously found a like-minded partner for its first artist-in ...

Ralph Lauren’s new “artist in residence,” seventh-generation Navajo textile artist Naiomi Glasses, is hoping to rewrite the label’s definition of “Americana.” ...

Glasses is grateful that pains were taken to ensure the final products looked exactly like something she would have woven. The Ralph Lauren team introduced her to Manos del Uruguay—a company ...