Danielle Marie Ochoa is a Mexican-American fashion and textile designer based in Tempe, Arizona, pursuing a Master of Arts in Art History at Arizona State University. Her research areas include Mesoamerican material culture and the textile traditions of present-day indigenous peoples in the Americas. She obtained a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Fashion and Fibers at the Savannah College of Art and Design before working in the industry for a large brand. As a designer, she created embroidery artworks, developed woven and print fabrics, created knit layouts, and developed fabric techniques for high-end dresses and jackets. In 2024, she received a Bachelor of Arts in Art History from Arizona State University and moved to Arizona to pursue graduate school. She currently works as a curatorial intern at the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art in Scottsdale, Arizona.

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