Ok… I’ll admit that at first I thought it was a famously eclectic Chinese food restaurant. How was I to know about the cool clothes and accessories at MooJoo Ken!!? That’s why we were we all heading up to U Street to check it out.
Tonight’s Disco party at MooJoo Ken was really all it was advertised to be. There were go-go dancers in the window, painted models, mixed music, and diva designs. At left, models Kate and Nicky pose with nothing but painted MooJoo fashions!
But now I’ve learned about the line – and you should, too! I heard all about the distinct patterns of MooJoo Ken’s garments, scarves, handbags and shoes. Tonight’s feature was the “Filling Station,” but the “Foggy Bottom” design reall
y caught my eye as well. Everyone really wanted my favorite item in the store – the fabulous red and black bag pictured on high at right. It’s high up there on the holiday wis
h list!
y caught my eye as well. Everyone really wanted my favorite item in the store – the fabulous red and black bag pictured on high at right. It’s high up there on the holiday wis
h list!A huge thanks to Alex, one of DC’s hardest designers at work, for my “Filling Station” scarf, which I am wearing next to Tiffany at left.
