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Thunder Bay Designer Dresses Katseye’s Grammy Performers

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Last updated: February 4, 2026 1:06 am
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Canadian Fashion Talent Shines on Music’s Biggest Night

Angelica Valente, a Thunder Bay-born fashion designer, created the striking performance looks worn by Katseye’s dancers during Sunday’s Grammy Awards ceremony. The Ontario native now operates her Los Angeles-based clothing brand Valente, which gained international exposure during the televised event attended by millions.

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From Northern Ontario to Hollywood

Valente developed her design skills in Thunder Bay before relocating to California to pursue fashion opportunities. “Growing up in Northwestern Ontario taught me resourcefulness,” Valente mentioned when discussing her creative journey. “The contrast between small-town life and working in entertainment has deeply influenced my aesthetic.”

Grammy Debut for Rising Brand

The designer’s custom pieces featured prominently during Katseye’s high-energy performance at the 68th Annual Grammy Awards. Valente described the experience as “surreal,” adding: “Seeing movement translate from sketches to reality on that stage validated years of hard work. The dancers brought incredible energy to the designs.”

Industry analysts note increasing demand for distinctive performance wear that withstands rigorous choreography while maintaining visual impact. Valente’s brand specializes in creating durable yet visually dynamic garments specifically engineered for stage use.

As awards season continues, fashion observers anticipate seeing more emerging designers like Valente dressing performers for major entertainment events.

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