Factory Party!

Last night we went to the Factory Party at the W Hotel, which had replicas of Andy Warhol-inspired art installations, such Campbell's soup cans and Brillo soap pads boxes. We snapped the W’s Chloé Gray-Le Coz, Stubble & 'Stache's Nicholas Karnaze, and Miss Maryland Jade Kenny.

As Andy Warhol said, "I have a social disease. I have to go out every night." Here, SwatchRoom’s Maggie O'Neill, Dept of Commerce’s Albert Ting dressed as Warhol, and Aspen Institute's Sharon Yang.

Guests celebrated Warhol as they indulged in Absolute cocktails, mixed it up with body painters, and captured the night with their Warhol-inspired photos. Here, Fujimar and Lima’s Gina Dakouni, Republic National Distributing Co’s David Cronin, and Pernod Ricard’s Jessica Gibson in her Warhol wig.

GovDelivery Engagement Services’ John Simpson, Future Civic Leaders’ John McCarthy, SevenTwenty Strategies’ Angela M. Chiappetta, Chinatown Coffee Co.’s Lisette Pylant, and Washington Express’ Brian Clark.

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