A mother and daughter were among the big winners at the Umiyaqtutt Festival fashion show on Sept. 1.

Mollie Apiana earned the $1,000 top prize in the traditional clothing category. Her daughter Zuri modelled the beautiful fur-lined garment during the popular event.

Meanwhile MollieSA国际影视传媒檚 daughter Claudia Apiana was awarded $1,000 for the best entry in the modern clothing division.

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In the traditional tools category, Martha Puyataq prevailed by submitting a hukpivik, which is a fire starter.

Second place finishers took home $750 apiece. They were Susie Konana for traditional clothing, Wendy Poodlat for modern clothing and Jimmy Qirqqut for traditional tools.

Third place amounted to $500. Margaret Keknek (traditional clothing), Flora Arqviq (modern clothing) and Alvin Palongayak (traditional tools) came in third.

This marked the third year of the Umiyaqtutt Festival, a week-long community celebration in recognition of InuitSA国际影视传媒檚 role in finding the Franklin ships Erebus and Terror, and to welcome cruise ship tourists to Gjoa Haven.