Niya DeGroat

Niya DeGroat is a fashion journalist and multidisciplinary creative based out of Flagstaff, Arizona. He is also a citizen of the Diné Nation from Mariano Lake, New Mexico.

In May of 2020, he obtained his master’s degree in fashion journalism from the Academy of Art University with a focus on contemporary Indigenous fashion. His work has been published in Indian Country Today, Academy Art U News, Fashion School Daily, and Native Max Magazine.

He specializes in fashion-focused content including writing, social media, graphic design, branding, creative direction, styling, photography, digital marketing, and event planning & management. You can find his creative portfolio in the drop menu to the left.

Niya DeGroat Wordpress • 21st May 2019

The Beverly Hills on Wheels

Niya DeGroat Wordpress • 18th May 2019

B.yellowtail launches a sustainable Spring collection dedicated to indigenous grandmothers

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Niya DeGroat Wordpress • 23rd March 2019

Fashion In the High Country

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Medium • 20th March 2019

Trending on Social Media: Tom Ford tapped to replace DVF

The American designer is set to take helm of the Council of Fashion Designers of America After a three-year search to replace Diane von Furstenberg, American fashion designer Tom Ford accepts the appointment and will take over chairman duties for the CFDA in June of this year. For those not familiar with the organization, The Council of Fashion Designers of America is a not-for-profit trade association, founded in 1962 by noted publicist Eleanor Lambert, whose “membership consists of more than

Niya DeGroat Wordpress • 16th March 2019

‘We Just Look Expensive’: Shazia’s Boutique is empowering Phoenicians to look their best at an affordable price

Niya DeGroat Wordpress • 3rd March 2019

Native Fashion in the City: Kelly Holmes is revolutionizing the business of indigenous fashion

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Niya DeGroat

Niya DeGroat

The Beverly Hills on Wheels

B.yellowtail launches a sustainable Spring collection dedicated to indigenous grandmothers

Fashion In the High Country

Trending on Social Media: Tom Ford tapped to replace DVF

‘We Just Look Expensive’: Shazia’s Boutique is empowering Phoenicians to look their best at an affordable price

Native Fashion in the City: Kelly Holmes is revolutionizing the business of indigenous fashion

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