Robyn McLeod is a Dene/Metis fashion designer whose work blends traditional knowledge, cultural storytelling, and contemporary design. Rooted in the North, Robyn’s creations are inspired by their deep connection to the land, resilience, and the strength of their people. Their designs have gained international recognition, showcased at prestigious fashion events such as Adaka in Whitehorse, Indigenous Fashion Arts in Toronto, The White Show in Milan, and Original in Mexico City.

Robyn’s Dene Futurism collection has been a standout in the global fashion scene, celebrating Indigenous identity through bold aesthetics and storytelling. As a participant in the Entreprenorth Circumpolar Fashion Cohort, they have developed their business acumen, focusing on leadership, marketing, operations, and finance to elevate their brand and impact.

Beyond fashion, Robyn is dedicated to revitalizing Indigenous textile arts and techniques. They facilitate workshops on hide tanning, sewing, and pattern drafting, ensuring that traditional knowledge is passed down to future generations. They are also passionate about moose hair tufting and porcupinequilling, learning from people and elders in Fort Providence NWT, and bringing these intricate techniques to the Yukon and beyond.

Through their designs and mentorship, Robyn McLeod is not only creating fashion but also fostering cultural resilience, artistic innovation, and the empowerment of Indigenous artists on the global stage.