reporter/photographer: Miguel Dominguez
On September 17, Pratt Institute Trustee Ralph Pucci, who is renowned for Ralph Pucci International his high-end mannequin, lighting, furniture, and sculpture company, and the Museum of Arts and Design (MAD) hosted a celebration of the collection of Claire McKinney, B.F.A., Pratt Fashion Class of 2015.
An aesthetic interpretation of the struggle between nostalgia and the desire for innovation, Claire McKinney's work features hand-processed denim and unconventional materials.
Ralph Pucci, Pratt President Thomas F. Schutte, Claire McKinney, and Museum of Arts and Design (MAD) Director Glenn Adamson |
On September 17, Pratt Institute Trustee Ralph Pucci, who is renowned for Ralph Pucci International his high-end mannequin, lighting, furniture, and sculpture company, and the Museum of Arts and Design (MAD) hosted a celebration of the collection of Claire McKinney, B.F.A., Pratt Fashion Class of 2015.
An aesthetic interpretation of the struggle between nostalgia and the desire for innovation, Claire McKinney's work features hand-processed denim and unconventional materials.
After graduating from Pratt Institute this past spring, McKinney is now a Design Assistant at Creatures of Comfort.
Claire and Glenn socialize
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Ralph and Glenn chatting away |
Patrick Naggar, Glenn, Chris Lenrecke, and Ralph |
Ralph flanked by ArtClothes founder/designer Sarah Sermarr Nolan on the right, and friend |
Antoine Bootz and Patrick Naggar |
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