Quannah Chasinghorse brings indigenous excellence to the fashion world, see stunning photos of the model redefining beauty

A fresh face to the modelling world, Quannah Chasinghorse is making waves on the internet for bringing indigenous excellence to fashion. The 18-year-old proudly displays her traditional tattoos, rocks, authentic indigenous style and more. She is hailed for breaking barriers, providing the much-needed representation of Indigenous people, that the fashion industry has long overlooked. Although Quannah is relatively new to modelling, she is a fresh addition to fashion and has garnered massive attention for sporting traditional facial tattoos. She graced the cover of Vogue Mexico this year and her New York Fashion Week debut made headlines too. But it was more her Met Gala 2021 look that turned heads for good. Quannah paid tribute to her indigenous American culture by wearing a Navajo turquoise necklace and silver jewellery, while also flaunting her traditional inks on her face. Her look was completed by a gold lamé dress designed by Peter Dundas. It was her first Met Gala and her outfit was a perfect match for this year's theme, 'American Independence.' Aside from already ruling the fashion world, Quannah has an array of impressive activism work under her belt too. She is a climate change activist, who strives to fix the environmental harm done to her communities. After having a successful year, runway and Met Gala debut, we eagerly wait to see what else this young model has in store in the future. (All photos: Quannah Chasinghorse/ Instagram)