Artic clothing

Greenland, Inuit Women in traditional hide parkas. Not exactly knitting!

I could have spent weeks more in Rankin Inlet photographing its beautiful lands and people. Here's another one with Inuit actor and all-around great person, Pallulaaq Friesen. Assisted by Noah Tiktak and Inuujaq Leslie Dean.

Bryan and Cherry Alexander Photography. Leading photographers of the Polar Regions specialising in pictures of indigenous peoples of the North and all aspects of Antarctica.

Photographer Bryan Alexander has travelled Siberia revealing aspects of the lives of the Chukchi, Dolgan, Even, Khanty, Komi, Nenets, and Nganasan people, showing how they live today in their native communities, their traditional camps, transportation and dress as well as activities such as herding, hunting and fishing

Clothing put to the test

Scientists found the traditional clothing system used over centuries by Inuit is the most effective cold weather clothing developed to date.

Explore this stunning illustration of a young Chukchi woman, beautifully portrayed in the style of Bernie Wrightson. Admire her olive skin, black hair, and Asian phenotype, adorned in Stone Age Arctic clothing. 🎨❄️ #IllustrationArt #ArcticFashion

In times gone by, hunting big game was a heroic pastime, which was frequently immortalized in the form of photographs. It was fashionable to shoot exotic predators, which could be made into impressive trophies on the wall, or a skin in front of the fireplace.

(Yakut people) Yakutia beautiful girl. Siberia, Russia.