The highlight of RFW: Moel Bosh – a new era of elegance and traditions
On the last day of Riga Fashion Week, guests had the unique opportunity to experience colorful elegance of Moel Bosh, mesmerizing embroidery, and modernized traditions.
Fashion Press Corner / RFW / Photos: Mark Litvyakov
4/15/2024
One of the most anticipated collections of Riga Fashion Week was the creations of the fashion house Moel Bosh. Each season, designer Zuhra Inat explores the possibilities of traditional Ikat dyeing techniques, handmade embroideries, and impeccable tailoring. Moel Bosh was founded in 2012 by Zuhra Inat and her daughters Diyora, Dodo, and Guzal. It's a handmade designer clothing brand using Ikat in modern cuts. Every piece is created with much love and attention, with fabrics designed by Zuhra Inat. Handmade, natural, and unique, every embroidery on the coats, blazers, skirts, and accessories has its own meaning. Moel Bosh loves natural fabrics like silk and cotton, creating its own fabrics which make the brand unique, natural, and handmade.
This year, Moel Bosh collaborated with milliner Ksenia Danilova, who created elegant hats and hair accessories that elevated looks, inspiring a French spirit.
“The hat carries the richest traditions and historical codes. For me personally, the head-dress is not only an important part of the attire but also a self-sufficient unit, sometimes containing such an idea and form that it acquires the status of a sculptural creation. A hat is not just an accessory but a powerful tool that can emphasize or radically change the style and image of a person,” says Ksenia Danilova.
