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The Museum of Street Style (The MoSS) is an emerging cultural institution founded by Egomeli Hormeku, dedicated to preserving, studying, documenting and celebrating street style and its influence on contemporary life.

Our work examines the relationship between clothing, identity, music, politics, community and the cities in which culture takes shape. Through exhibitions, research, photography, oral histories and archival documentation, The MoSS seeks to examine how everyday people have influenced global fashion and visual culture.

The long-term vision encompasses a permanent museum, the Museum of Street Style Institute (MOSSI), and Street Style on Tour. These physical facilities and programmes remain in development; the website is the institution’s current digital platform.

We welcome inquiries from journalists, editors, researchers, photographers, filmmakers and media organisations interested in the development of The MoSS and the histories it seeks to preserve.

Official name: The MoSS — Museum of Street Style. Founder: Egomeli Hormeku. Institutional status: in development.

Mission: to preserve, study, document and celebrate the visual languages of everyday people and their influence on global culture.

A permanent public location has not been announced. No operating physical museum, charitable registration, tax exemption or confirmed partnership is represented by this information.

Official announcements and institutional updates will be published here as The MoSS develops.

Selected coverage and editorial features will be presented here. Only verified coverage will be included; external editorial links do not imply endorsement or partnership.

Approved descriptions, founder biographies, logo files, brand guidance, institutional fact sheets, imagery and releases will be made available here as they are cleared for use. No downloadable press materials are currently approved for this archive.

Use of each resource is subject to its stated credits and restrictions. Public display does not grant a reproduction licence. Request permission before reproducing imagery or archival materials, and retain all supplied credits.

Send a request using the form below. Please identify your publication or organisation, the nature of your inquiry and any editorial deadline. Requests are received through the institution’s general inquiry system; this does not imply a staffed press office or a guaranteed response time.

For the stories that shaped culture, and the stories still being written. The MoSS welcomes thoughtful conversations about street style, cultural memory and the future of the institution.