On September 3rd, I attended the WHIT Spring 2015 presentation held at the Onishi Gallery. The WHIT Spring 2015 collection is inspired by designer Whitney Pozgay's teen years and is influenced by the Girl movement of the 1990's. The collection explores the dichotomies of adolescence - the desire to be both feminine and tough, thoughtful and reckless, womanly and girly - all at the same time.
The 2015 collection spins the inner conflict of youth into sophisticated textures and shapes. Graphic florals, a painterly check, abstract spin-art and a Kathleen Hanna-Inspired "Girls to the Front" print are among the season's custom prints. The color palette features bright primaries against a strong backdrop of black and white graphics.
Continuing their tradition of collaborating with emerging artists, Whitney Pozgay and WHIT Creative Director, Parker Argote, have curated WHIT space, a four-day exhibition featuring artists whose work speaks to the youthful energy of this collection.
The Whit Gallery Project is in partnership with Cointreau, a company with a long-standing history of supporting the arts.
The Gallery which will run from September 4th-6th will feature the works by: Jill Galarneau, Gordon Holdon, Amanda Jasnowski & Mary Matson
Photography by Christine Shepherd
The 2015 collection spins the inner conflict of youth into sophisticated textures and shapes. Graphic florals, a painterly check, abstract spin-art and a Kathleen Hanna-Inspired "Girls to the Front" print are among the season's custom prints. The color palette features bright primaries against a strong backdrop of black and white graphics.
Continuing their tradition of collaborating with emerging artists, Whitney Pozgay and WHIT Creative Director, Parker Argote, have curated WHIT space, a four-day exhibition featuring artists whose work speaks to the youthful energy of this collection.
The Whit Gallery Project is in partnership with Cointreau, a company with a long-standing history of supporting the arts.
The Gallery which will run from September 4th-6th will feature the works by: Jill Galarneau, Gordon Holdon, Amanda Jasnowski & Mary Matson
Photography by Christine Shepherd
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