Culture is built
together.
No cultural movement exists in isolation. Street style has always developed through exchanges between individuals, communities, artists, designers, photographers, musicians, and institutions. The Museum of Street Style believes collaboration can expand how these histories are documented, understood, and shared.
We welcome conversations with organizations and individuals whose work aligns with our mission.
Shared purpose. Lasting impact.
The MoSS is interested in developing relationships that contribute meaningfully to cultural preservation, research, education, and public engagement.
We believe the strongest partnerships are grounded in shared values, mutual respect, and a clear understanding of the communities and histories involved. Our approach prioritizes intellectual integrity, thoughtful collaboration, and long-term cultural value.
Partnerships should contribute to the institution's mission rather than determine its historical interpretations or curatorial conclusions.
Where our work can meet.
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Cultural Institutions
Museums, archives, libraries, and cultural organizations interested in research, exhibitions, collections, or public programming.
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Fashion & Design
Designers, fashion houses, independent labels, and creative organizations interested in the cultural history of clothing and personal expression.
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Education & Research
Universities, scholars, educators, and research institutions interested in advancing the study of street style.
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Photography & Archives
Photographers, collectors, estates, and archival organizations interested in documenting and preserving visual culture.
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Media & Publishing
Publishers, filmmakers, editorial platforms, and media organizations interested in cultural storytelling and historical documentation.
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Corporate & Philanthropic Partnerships
Organizations interested in supporting the development of cultural research, exhibitions, educational initiatives, and future institutional programming.
The principles behind every partnership.
Cultural Integrity
We believe the histories of communities and cultural movements should be represented accurately and responsibly.
Shared Purpose
We seek relationships that advance meaningful cultural, educational, or institutional objectives.
Creative Independence
Partnerships should respect the museum's developing curatorial standards and independent judgment.
Mutual Respect
We value clear communication, appropriate attribution, and respect for the individuals and communities involved.
Long-Term Thinking
We are interested in relationships that contribute to enduring cultural value.
An open invitation to collaborate.
The MoSS welcomes preliminary proposals from organizations and individuals working across fashion, art, photography, music, education, publishing, technology, and cultural preservation.
We are especially interested in ideas that help document overlooked histories, expand public access to cultural knowledge, or establish meaningful connections between communities.
As the institution develops, proposed collaborations will be evaluated according to their relevance, feasibility, and alignment with the museum's mission.
To support the institution's development directly, visit Support.
Tell us what you have in mind.
No partnerships have yet been announced. Submitting a proposal begins a conversation — it does not establish a partnership.