Fashion Washington Winter 2013
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Fashion Washington Winter 2013
FASHION WASHINGTON WINTER 2013 Ready to PARTY Brighten up for holiday festivities in jewel-tone gowns, sharp tuxedos, glittery separates and a host of luxe accessories 10 A local beauty entrepreneur dishes about getting prettier skin and rocking bolder lip colors 6 Watch your back, New York — D.C.’s fashion startups are producing dresses, shirts and other chic finds 9 A PUBLICATION OF Want a cozier, glammer home? Use deep, dark colors (even black!) on walls, furniture and accessories 14 INSIDE FashionWashington HOLIDAY 2013 GENERAL MANAGER Julie A. Gunderson EDITORIAL DIRECTOR Dan Caccavaro EDITOR Jennifer Barger ASSISTANT EDITOR Holley Simmons COPY EDITOR Morgan Schneider PHOTOGRAPHERS Abby Greenawalt, Jason Hornick ADVERTISING ACCOUNT MANAGERS Anne Cynamon, Sheila Daw, Diane DuBois BOUTIQUE ACCOUNT MANAGER Gayle Pegg PRODUCTION MANAGER Kristin Kato ADVERTISING GRAPHIC DESIGN Lauren Bellamy, Jill Madsen ADVERTISING PRODUCTION Leigh Nelson, Megan Nunn, Jamie Richardson ADVERTISING: (202) 334-5224, 5226, 5228 © 2013 Washington Post Media 1150 15th St. NW Washington, D.C. 20071 For information on where to find more copies of FW, please contact Sandra Ballentine at 202-334-5228. An invite to a swanky party — whether it’s the Opera Ball or a friend’s dinner bash — gets me excited both about a festive time and about what I’ll wear. Such party preparations, which might involve shopping for a new cocktail frock or statement necklace, inspired our holiday soiree fashion shoot (page 10). We sussed out tuxes for him, gowns for her and a slew of cool accessories, then took them on location at District hot spots, including an artisanal butcher shop and a carriage house that doubles as a supper club. The season also means we — and our readers — will be hunting both for holiday gifts and clothing to fight the chill. Luckily, the area’s run of new store launches continues. On page 4, we scope out some of these just-opened boutiques, including a vintage furniture and clothing den Above: Jonah wears a Suitsupply tie, belt, vest and pants ($65, $109 and $599 with suit jacket, Suitsupply), an Armani Collezioni shirt ($235, Neiman Marcus) and a Jack Spade watch ($328, Jack Spade). On the cover: Kasia wears a MaxMara gown ($1,850, maxmara.com) and gilded wooden bead necklaces ($630-$730, Tabandeh). Jonah wears a Suitsupply suit, shirt, bow tie, cufflinks and pocket square ($469, $99, $45, $65 and $29). All store information on page 10. 2 | FASHION WASHINGTON | WINTER 2013 on H Street NE, a New Zealandbased workout-wear shop in Bethesda and a milliner in the heart of Georgetown. In addition to all those fresh retailers, D.C. is also home to an increasingly vibrant fashion startup scene. Assistant editor Holley Simmons profiles three of these exciting companies on page 9. They range from a work-apropos customdress firm to an edgy, indie website selling little-known labels. Simmons also chatted with one of the area’s hottest entrepreneurs, Bluemercury co-founder Marla Beck (page 6). Beck, who helms the growing chain of apothecary/spas, dishes about her new skin care line and reveals what color lipstick local women crave for nights out. At home, Washington designers and nesters are favoring darker hues, which we explore with a photo-packed story on page 14. You’ll find all this, plus other stylish scoops, in this issue. It’ll also be my last time producing FW. It’s been a fun and glamorous five years, and I’ll miss telling you about D.C.’s fashion and design scene. Have a great holiday and a stylish new year! Jennifer Barger, Editor Bluemercury beauty diva Marla Beck reveals secrets to healthier, prettier skin — and it’s not just about the sunblock PAGE 6 The area’s latest pack of fashion startups are producing sleek frocks, preppy shirts and a whole lot of buzz PAGE 9 Decorating with dark colors makes your pad both cozy and sophisticated PAGE 14 10 | FASHION WASHINGTON | WINTER 2013 Left: Outside Union Market, Jonah wears Theory pants, shirt and overcoat plus a Band of Outsiders blazer ($245, $245, $895 and $2,495, Lost Boys, 1033 31st St. NW; 202-333-0093) and Gucci loafers ($595, Neiman Marcus, Mazza Gallerie, 5300 Wisconsin Ave. NW; 202-966-9700). Below: At the Wise Owl Club barbershop (2010 18th St. NW; 202-705-9425) in Adams Morgan, Jonah wears a Jack Spade shirt, sweater, pants and tie ($175, $265, $225 and $128, Jack Spade, 1250 Wisconsin Ave. NW; 202-333-1905) and Salvatore Ferragamo brown shoes ($640, Neiman Marcus). PARTY PREPPED Sometimes, the primping and planning before a big bash is just as enjoyable as the drinking, dancing or dining at the event that follows. During the holidays, we’ve got more chances to dress — or dandy — up in this winter’s best evening looks, from fairy-tale worthy gowns to tuxedos Don Draper would love. We shot this story on men's and women’s soiree style on location in several spaces that have recently received dramatic makeovers. They include Adams Morgan’s new, old-school barbershop, Wise Owl Club (2010 18th St. NW; 202-705-9425) and Union Market (1309 5th St. NE; 202543-5459), the food bazaar revitalizing the zone north of Massachusetts Avenue NE (NoMa, to those in the know) as well as the recently transformed Mount Vernon Square carriage house of Anna and Dan Kahoe, the owners of vintage home boutique GoodWood (1428 U St. NW; 202-986-3640). The Kahoes host frequent open-to-the-public dinners in their plush digs (ask about the Blagden Alley Supper Club at the store), events worthy of any of these festive ensembles. TEXT JENNIFER BARGER PHOTOS KATE WARREN STYLING CATHY PHILLIPS STARNES Opposite: At Union Market's Red Apron Butchery, Kasia wears an Allison Parris dress ($630, allisonparris.com), Kate Spade heels ($798, Kate Spade, 3061 M St. NW; 202-333-8302), an Alexis Bittar ring ($78, The Shoe Hive, 127 S. Fairfax St., Alexandria; 703-548-7105), Liz Dia Opa pink opal cuff and Loren Hope cuff with amethyst ($98 and $68, Bishop Boutique, 815-B King St., Alexandria; 571-3120042) and Erickson Beamon earrings and necklace ($450 and $1,250, Tabandeh, Mazza Gallerie, 5300 Wisconsin Ave. NW; 202-244-0777). CREATIVE DIRECTION ADAM GRIFFITHS Above: Kasia wears a Lela Rose embroidered dress ($1,695) and Erickson Beamon pearl, gold vermeil and crystal necklace ($685, Tabandeh) at Cordial Fine Wines & Spirits in Union Market. WINTER 2013 | FASHION WASHINGTON | 11 Top: Moments before the party begins, Kasia takes a breather at the Blagden Alley Supper Club in a Studio 54-chic Trina Turk black jumpsuit ($278, Zoe Boutique, 130 S. Union St., Alexandria; 571-970-6324), Kate Spade bow necklace ($328, Kate Spade), Ivanka Trump strappy sandals ($150, Bishop Boutique) and green drop earrings ($795, Tabandeh). 12 | FASHION WASHINGTON | WINTER 2013 Bottom: Upstairs at GoodWood owners' Anna and Dan Kahoe's Blagden Alley carriage house, Kasia primps in a Tadashi Shoji sequined gown ($448, Carine's Bridal Atelier, 1726 Wisconsin Ave. NW; 202-965-4696), Rada crystal bib necklace ($355, Tabandeh) and a Jane Tran hair ornament/pin ($36, Proper Topper, 1350 Connecticut Ave. NW; 202-842-3055). Jonah bellies up to the bar cart in a navy suit, white shirt, velvet bow-tie and cuff links ($699, $99, $45 and $65, Suitsupply, 2828 Pennsylvania Ave. NW; 202-800-7800; suitsupply.com). Kasia wears an Amy Matto sequined top and skirt ($265 and $240, Proper Topper), Loren Hope deco stone necklace ($185, Bishop Boutique) and crystal bangles ($38-$45 each, Proper Topper). Models: Kasia Gasek for T.H.E. Artist Agency; Jonah Taylor for T.H.E. Artist Agency Hair: Kim Reyes for T.H.E. Artist Agency Makeup: Connie Tsang for T.H.E. Artist Agency using FACE Atelier Cosmetics Photo assistants: Travis Vaughn and Josh Yospyn Styling assistant: Jasmin Mason Special thanks: Anna and Dan Kahoe (GoodWood and Blagden Alley Supper Club), Union Market, Red Apron Butchery, Cordial Fine Wines & Spirits and Wise Owl Club. WINTER 2013 | FASHION WASHINGTON | 13