DC-Based Menswear Business Lands a Million Dollar Deal on Shark Tank
Collars & Co., a DC-based menswear brand, landed a deal with legendary investor Mark Cuban and British billionaire Peter Jones on Shark Tank.
Collars & Co., a DC-based menswear brand, landed a deal with legendary investor Mark Cuban and British billionaire Peter Jones on Shark Tank.
Sofitel DC was among the first American Sofitel to kick off a Vogue partnership, hosting a special evening in early November with fashion icon Beverly Johnson, the first African American model to appear on the cover of American Vogue.
A new Grace of Monaco exhibition at Hillwood is not only a beautiful sight to behold for fashion lovers, but offers insights into the life of an icon, whose image was created in response to Hollywood’s wish for glamour and the desire for elegance in her stately duties.
The Georgetown House Tour, which is believed to be the nation’s oldest and longest continually running tour of homes, returned for its 89th iteration in April.
Legendary designer Diane Von Furstenberg was honored in DC with the Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg Woman of Leadership Award earlier this month at the Library of Congress.
The Gatsby Showcase, what event organizers called “the most exclusive fashion experience of the season,” sauntered the catwalk in the ballroom of the Mandarin Oriental earlier this month.
Whether patrons want their classic mani/pedi constantly refreshed, changed to match each outfit, or touched up on demand, GLOSSLAB has every visit included in an unlimited membership.
Scissors & Scotch is a men’s barber-bar that gives guys a place to go when they need to cut a little off and/or pour a little more.
Friday, June 18th from 11:30 am until 3:00 pm, the Fairmont Loggia and courtyard garden will become a Royal Ascot-themed park. Croquette will be played. Hats will be donned. Pimm’s Cups will be sipped. And some of the royals’ own favorite fare will be served.
There was all that jazz and enough razzle to dazzle. Society was effervescent, parties were popping, and everything was roaring around the 1920s. And all the while, Marjorie Merriweather Post was not only serving as a trendsetter and tastemaker, but she was collecting enough attire… Read More