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UPCOMING EVENTS AT WRIGHT HOUSE

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Flyer for 'Wright House' documentary screening. Features a vintage style with a cooking spoon and fork crossed behind the logo. Text includes screening dates October 17th and December 19th from 6:30 PM to 8 PM at 910 S. Gilbert St., with logos from 'Wright House of Fashion' and 'Locus Omnibus'.
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Our mission is to build an educational community to unlock the talents of diverse creatives. Our Vision is an equitable world for ALL and our values are Love, Knowledge, Freedom, Belonging, and Creativity.

BEYOND FASHION FEST

  • Beyond Fashion Fest Photography by Ty Williamson
  • Three young men standing in front of a dark wall with neon sign reading 'Please don't go coke through'.
  • A woman with long hair wearing sunglasses, a sheer black top, colorful jewelry, and leopard-print pants stands in front of a group of diverse women.
  • Person wearing a black leather jacket with one hand on their waist, multiple rings on fingers, and many bracelets. The person has a white shirt with a black bandana and a brown leather belt with metallic designs, and various jewelry accessories.
  • A woman with curly black hair and gold jewelry walking on a runway at an outdoor fashion event, with spectators seated on either side.
  • A man with dreadlocks stands in the middle of a street wearing a checkered sleeveless shirt and matching checkered pants, with an audience seated on benches on one side and people standing in the background.
  • Two young men walking on city street in front of seated crowd, one wearing a black T-shirt with the words 'Keep A Fashion Equal,' the other in a white T-shirt and necklace, with graffiti mural in background.
  • A woman walking on a street runway during a fashion show, wearing a black cropped top, a black denim jacket with graphic patches, and a gray skirt with graphic eye designs, with an audience watching in the background.
  • A young man in a black hoodie with white graphic and lettering stands on a city street during a fashion show, with an audience of diverse women watching behind him.
  • A young woman with blonde hair, wearing sunglasses and a black graphic T-shirt with the word "Destined" and an image of a girl and a monkey, standing outdoors with a group of people behind her.

Beyond Fashion Fest Photography by Ty Williamson

The community classroom.

WHAT IS WRIGHT
HOUSE OF FASHION?

Wright House is a non-profit organization that inspires and engages youth in collaborative partnerships with the fashion design community. We create opportunities for youth to build their skills in leadership, teamwork, and civic engagement through creative expression.

WE BELIEVE IN

Fostering Inclusivity

WHF creates an inclusive and welcoming environment where individuals from various backgrounds, cultures, and experiences feel valued and supported. This inclusivity promotes diversity, which is crucial for a richer, more well- rounded educational experience.

Breaking Down Barriers

We take pride in being a community dedicated to diversity and creativity that is helping to break down social, economic, and systemic barriers. By offering our access, it levels the playing field and allows individuals to overcome obstacles that may have held them back in the past.

Social Responsibility

Building a diverse art educational community is an essential step in addressing social and equity issues. It reflects our commitment to social responsibility by actively working to mitigate disparities and ensure equal opportunities for all.

Innovation & Creativity

We feel diversity leads to increased creativity and innovation. When people from different backgrounds come together, they bring fresh ideas, viewpoints, and approaches to problem-solving, which can lead to groundbreaking discoveries and creative works.

Unlocking Hidden Potential

We do this by providing a supportive community, where our students can unlock their potential and contribute their unique perspectives and skills to the creative field.

Youth Support

Youth in every community need spaces where they can show up authentically. Liberation spaces improve social, cultural, and educational opportunities for young diverse fashion artists. When arts education is underfunded and overlooked, it directly impacts the community. When the community is affected negatively, everyone loses. We are stepping up to make real change and add to the creative community.

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