Moshions tailored suit worn by Ncuti Gatwa
Moses Turahirwa · 2020
Rwanda
Moses Turahirwa
- Imigongo geometry
- Ceremonial draping
- Beadwork
Moses Turahirwa founded Moshions in Kigali in 2015, translating Rwandan ceremonial dress and visual art into contemporary fashion. His designs reference the umwitero shoulder sash and the geometric patterns of Imigongo.
Five looks to know
Collection selection
Moshions — White ensemble with pink drape
Spring/Summer 2023 · Imandwa Zose
A representative Moses Turahirwa design from Moshions’ Imandwa Zose collection, shown at Villa Romana during Pitti Uomo in June 2022.
CR Fashion Book; photographer not specified in gallery
Collection selection
Moshions — Black draped gown
Spring/Summer 2023 · Imandwa Zose
A representative Moses Turahirwa design from Moshions’ Imandwa Zose collection, shown at Villa Romana during Pitti Uomo in June 2022.
CR Fashion Book; photographer not specified in gallery
Collection selection
Moshions — Black and white printed ensemble
Spring/Summer 2023 · Imandwa Zose
A representative Moses Turahirwa design from Moshions’ Imandwa Zose collection, shown at Villa Romana during Pitti Uomo in June 2022.
CR Fashion Book; photographer not specified in gallery
Collection selection
Moshions — Pink jacket and dark shorts
Spring/Summer 2023 · Imandwa Zose
A representative Moses Turahirwa design from Moshions’ Imandwa Zose collection, shown at Villa Romana during Pitti Uomo in June 2022.
CR Fashion Book; photographer not specified in gallery
Collection selection
Moshions — White ensemble with red drape
Spring/Summer 2023 · Imandwa Zose
A representative Moses Turahirwa design from Moshions’ Imandwa Zose collection, shown at Villa Romana during Pitti Uomo in June 2022.
CR Fashion Book; photographer not specified in galleryCollections & archive pieces
1 collections represented · 1 pieceSelected work
1 piece
About Moses Turahirwa
Pleating, beadwork and carefully considered materials connect these histories with modern ensembles, bringing local cultural knowledge into both bespoke clothing and ready-to-wear.