Rima

RIMA, a Polynesian-based collection, embodies life through music and movement, reflecting my blend of island and Southern California culture. As a Polynesian by blood and American by birth, RIMA offers insights into my creative process. Our hands convey mana, transcending words to create, heal, and share stories. Adorned with tales, they invite all to join in joyful gatherings of food and drink. Tiana Nonosina Liufau, the visionary behind RIMA, integrates her cultural heritage into every step. As the 4th generation leader of Nonosina Polynesia, she upholds a legacy of preserving and celebrating Polynesian heritage, marking 59 years of cultural richness. Tiana's contributions to choreography extend beyond her work on the original Moana. With appearances on So You Think You Can Dance and a BA in Cultural Studies and Dance from UCLA, Tiana brings tradition to life, shaping the moves for the upcoming Moana 2 and Moana's live-action adaptation.