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Mother and daughter's artistic connections celebrated on outback catwalk

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Jackson, R. (2026, September 29). Mother and daughter's artistic connections celebrated on outback catwalk. ABC News (AU). https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-09-30/remote-runway-platforms-young-designers-fitzroy-crossing/107203088

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Brodie George, an Aboriginal artist from Western Australia’s Kimberley region, celebrated her daughter Ngoorloona’s debut at the SKUTTA '26 fashion runway in Fitzroy Crossing, where Brodie showcased Jalayimiya swimwear collections. The event featured work by 10 designers and highlighted local artistry through bush dyes made from natural materials like puffball mushrooms and tree bark. Eva Nargoodah, a celebrated artist from Jimbalakudunj Community, also participated with her daughter Ivy, expressing hope that the event would inspire young people to pursue creative opportunities.
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Brodie George, a Walmajarri and Gooniyandi artist who founded the swimwear label Jalayimiya, recently showcased her daughter Ngoorloona's artwork at the SKUTTA '26 fashion runway in Fitzroy Crossing, Western Australia. This event, organized by the Marra Worra Worra Aboriginal Corporation, featured work from 10 designers across the Fitzroy Valley and highlighted the artistic talents of multiple generations. George, who grew up in Fitzroy Crossing, over 2,000 kilometers north of Perth, noted that her daughter's debut at a similar young age as she was when she first broke into the art world is "really beautiful." The event celebrated local art and community connections, with George hoping it will inspire younger generations to pursue artistic opportunities.

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🔮 Eva Nargoodah said she hoped the event would inspire young people to take up artistic and creative opportunities. "
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Fitzroy Crossing Jalayimiya Perth SKUTTA Walmajarri

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George PERSON · 5× Eva Nargoodah PERSON · 2× Ivy Nargoodah PERSON · 2× Jalayimiya ORG · 2× Brodie George's PERSON · 1× Fitzroy Crossing GPE · 1× Ngoorloona PERSON · 1× Perth GPE · 1× Walmajarri GPE · 1× Western Australia's GPE · 1×

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If they keep on with their design, fashion or painting … they can get overseas," she said. "If they put their whole effort and feelings into it."
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🔮 Eva Nargoodah said she hoped the event would inspire young people to take up artistic and creative opportunities. "
2026-09-29 · ABC News (AU)
Mother and daughter's artistic connections celebrated on outback catwalk · assertive framing

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One of Brodie George's first breaks as an artist came when she was about 10 years old. asserted
she → come → artist
The Walmajarri and Gooniyandi woman is now watching her daughter Ngoorloona do the same. asserted
daughter → watch → same
"She's making her debut at a similar age to me, which is really, really beautiful," Ms George said. asserted
George → make → me
Ms George grew up in Fitzroy Crossing, more than 2,000 kilometres north of Perth in Western Australia's Kimberley region. asserted
George → grow → region
She is the founder of swimwear label Jalayimiya, a brand launched in 2022 celebrating local art and community connection. asserted
She → launch → art
Ms George returned to Fitzroy Crossing last week, showcasing multiple collections at the SKUTTA '26 fashion runway. asserted
George → return → runway
Run by the Marra Worra Worra Aboriginal Corporation, the event showcased the work of 10 designers from across the Fitzroy Valley. asserted
event → Run → Valley
Among the Jalayimiya pieces modelled at sunset was a surf suit featuring the debut artwork of Ms George's daughter. asserted
suit → model → daughter
The fashion event brought together multiple generations of designers, artists and models from more than 40 communities. asserted
event → bring → communities
Ms George said the event served as an important reminder for the next generation. asserted
event → say → generation
"I think just seeing what can come out of such a small place really inspires people," she said. asserted
she → think → people
"I wish that there was something like this when I was a little girl." asserted
I → wish → this
It's something Eva Nargoodah knows all too well, having travelled to Singapore and the United Arab Emirates through art. asserted
Nargoodah → know → art
The acclaimed artist lives in Jimbalakudunj Community, about 110km west of Fitzroy Crossing. asserted
artist → live → Crossing
She runs Rukaji Designs with her eldest daughter, Jonian "Ivy" Nargoodah. asserted
She → run → daughter
The pair pay homage to their home, creating bush dyes from locally sourced items including puffball mushrooms, tree bark and rusted objects. asserted
pair → pay → mushrooms
Three of Eva Nargoodah's granddaughters were among those who modelled the collection on the outback catwalk. asserted
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"I felt really happy to see that design and my grandkids wearing it," she said. "This beautiful, natural colour from country." asserted
she → feel → country
Eva Nargoodah said she hoped the event would inspire young people to take up artistic and creative opportunities. " asserted
event → say → opportunities
If they keep on with their design, fashion or painting … they can get overseas," she said. "If they put their whole effort and feelings into it." asserted
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Eva and Ivy Nargoodah are travelling to Melbourne next month with their designs, bringing the colours of their country to the city. asserted
Eva → travel → city
"Showing what we do here in our little community with our Rukaji ladies crew," Ivy Nargoodah said. asserted
Nargoodah → show → crew
The meaning of SKUTTA The event's name stems from the Fitzroy Kriol word "skudda", which has a number of positive meanings. asserted
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Organisers said their take on SKUTTA is more of a mindset, and all about "proudly being your deadly self". asserted
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Marra Worra Worra community programs manager Deborah Carter said about half the designs were made by young people. asserted
designs → say → people
Two collections were submitted by the town's youth night space, and a third from a workshop between young people and elders at Marnin Studio. asserted
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"A really proud moment for everyone was seeing a lot of our young people come out,"Ms Carter said. asserted
Carter → see → people
She said the corporation was already looking forward to SKUTTA '27. asserted
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"We've had a lot of interest just after the one event," she said. " asserted
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I think my favourite feedback was that it was nice to see Fitzroy smile." asserted
Fitzroy → think → ?
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