Glasses Collection
Glasses Collection by Naiomi & Tyler Glasses
Siblings Naiomi and Tyler Glasses are Diné (Navajo) artists and designers from Tsézhin area of Rock Point Chapter, Arizona, whose collaborative work honors tradition while pushing the boundaries of contemporary Indigenous fashion.
Naiomi Glasses is a multi award winning weaver, designer, model, and skater known for blending traditional Navajo weaving techniques with modern aesthetics. She is the first Indigenous Artist in Residence for Polo Ralph Lauren, with three capsule collections launched between 2023–2024. Her work has also been featured in collaborations with Gabriela Hearst, Sackcloth & Ashes, Manitobah, American Dakota, and more. Naiomi, inspiring others with her fearless individuality and cultural pride. A passionate advocate for resilience and self-acceptance, she lives by the motto: “T’áá hwó’ ají t’éego” – It’s up to you.
Tyler Glasses is a multidisciplinary Diné artist specializing in weaving in which is is a multi award winning artist, jewelry design, photography, and creative direction. Deeply rooted in his Navajo heritage and clan lineage. His Diné-inspired jewelry was featured in the Polo Ralph Lauren x Naiomi Glasses collections, and he has also designed for American Dakota and Sackcloth & Ashes. As a photographer and creative director, Tyler’s work—often in collaboration with Naiomi—has been published in Vogue, Teen Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, Elle, Marie Claire, Cowboys & Indians, and more. Tyler says, "As an artist, I find inspiration all around me, and nature is my biggest muse. From the majestic mountains to the serene landscapes, every aspect of the natural world has a way of sparking creativity within me. We hope that you will feel the love of the land and its beauty in my weavings and design work”
In August 2025, Naiomi and Tyler released their Ralph Lauren Home Collection, bringing Diné artistry and storytelling into interiors through a deeply personal lens.
Together, they form the creative force behind the Glasses Collection, a celebration of Diné heritage, cultural storytelling, and innovative fashion. Their work reclaims space for Indigenous design while centering community, identity, and tradition in every thread and frame.