Patrick Inkanda - Inkanda House

For continuity across change.

He does not live in one place, one role, or one version of himself.

Work. Travel. Social environments. Shifting contexts with constant motion.

Inkanda House builds clothing as a system rather than isolated garments. Each piece connects to another, creating continuity across variation.

Identity remains intact even when context changes.

The studio operates through long-term wardrobe development, where garments evolve through consultation and ongoing refinement rather than seasonal replacement.

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Westminster students speak to Regent Street Cinema’s Monday Classic Matinee community at Don’t Bother To Knock screening

Four Multimedia Journalism MA students at the University of Westminster recently visited the Regent Street Cinema (RSC) to meet members of the venue’s Monday Classic Matinee community during a special screening of the 1952 psychological drama Don’t Bother To Knock.
Asterie Hitimana -Twinkle by Asty

Asterie completes the exhibition through understatement. It defines elegance not as attention, but as coherence in everyday life.
Patrick Inkanda - Inkanda House

Inkanda House introduces systems thinking into fashion. It treats clothing as an adaptive framework for lives that move across geographies, roles, and contexts.
Matthew Rugamba - House of Tayo

House of Tayo frames masculinity through restraint, structure, and composure. It rejects performance in favour of presence as quiet authority.

Asterie Hitimana -Twinkle by Asty

Asterie completes the exhibition through understatement. It defines elegance not as attention, but as coherence in everyday life.
Matthew Rugamba - House of Tayo

House of Tayo frames masculinity through restraint, structure, and composure. It rejects performance in favour of presence as quiet authority.
Sonia Mugabo - SM

Sonia Mugabo represents the exhibition’s system of modern multiplicity — the ability to hold professional, social, and personal identities within one continuous wardrobe logic.
Joselyn Umutoniwase - Rwanda Clothing

This practice anchors the exhibition in everyday life. It removes the distinction between “fashion moment” and “life moment” by treating routine as equally significant.
Yves Nshimiyimana - Isheja Vogue

Isheja Vogue represents visibility as authorship. It situates fashion within performance spaces where identity is consciously constructed and projected.
Maurice Niyigena - Matheo Studio

Matheo Studio contributes to the exhibition’s language of cognition and structure. It frames clothing as an external system that supports focus, discipline, and intellectual clarity.
Uwase Liliane - DoBe Couture

DoBe Couture defines the exhibition’s language of memory and ceremony. It positions clothing as emotional infrastructure for life’s most significant moments, where presence is not styled but remembered.

Ignite Fund

The Ignite Fund is a matched funding opportunity which gives all students at the University of Westminster the opportunity to apply for funding for projects and activities which help to ignite their employability and professional development.
Cinema Seat Campaign 2025 - Renewal

Continue Your Legacy at the Regent Street Cinema.
Hardship Fund

Studying at University places a financial strain on most students but for some this burden can be even greater. The reality of coping with this might mean working long unsociable hours in part time jobs, reducing – or even totally prohibiting – their ability to wholeheartedly commit to their University experience.
Scholarships

So many talented potential students miss out on a University education, simply because they do not have the funds to support the costs associated with tuition and living. For international students, or for those balancing family or work commitments alongside their studies, the pressures can be even greater.
Pioneer Bursary

The programme to accelerate the most diverse business ideas and founders
ZONE 29

We have been given the rare opportunity to recommit to our founding principle, to provide pioneering education to all, via the transformation of ZONE 29. The redevelopment is set to be the most ambitious undertaking in the University’s recent history, becoming a place where students, researchers and businesses can co-exist to mutually upskill and develop, invigorating London’s revival from the past 18 months.
Welcome

Welcome to the Donation site for the University of Westminster. Find out more about the various projects taking place at the university, all with the goal of helping our students.
Support our students

Our students form one of the most diverse student populations in the country. Like our philanthropist founder Quintin Hogg, we offer opportunities to those who have the aspirations and ability to learn and to put their learning into practice in their working lives, whatever their background.
Westminster receives new Quintin Hogg Trust grant for 2025/26 year

The Quintin Hogg Trust has awarded £5.5m to support key programmes at Westminster for 2025–26. The University's fourth annual QHT Celebratory Event at Marylebone Campus brought trustees together with beneficiaries and project leaders to see the impact of their support first-hand.
The Ignite Fund awards nearly £70,000 to over 100 Westminster students

The Ignite Fund grant has awarded almost £70,000 to 122 students studying at the University of Westminster to support their personal and professional development and help bring their ideas and projects to life.