Vogue Australia

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For Charlee Fraser, an Awabakal woman, born and raised in Newcastle and living in New York, becoming ‘stuck’ in Australia due to the pandemic turned out to be a great blessing. Fraser has spent the past 18 months on a journey to connect with her Indigenous roots. Becoming a mentor for First Nations Fashion + Design (FNFD), a not-for-profit organisation established to foster Indigenous talent in the fashion industry, has played a big role in

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