Georgetowner Was First Miss America
Margaret Gorman was crowned “Miss America” in 1921. She also snagged a less politically correct title, “The Most Beautiful Bathing Girl,” for her turn at the “Bather’s Revue.”
Fall Fashion Forecast: Men’s Edition
Fall style for menswear continues to focus on the luxury lifestyle, but designers are redefining iconic pieces to provide optimum comfort. AW18 means finding...
Fall Style: Beauty
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By Lauretta J. McCoy
Fall is on the way! However, you can vanquish the Kryptonite-powered fear of changing styles and colors. The super heroes of...
Sailing Into Summer
Independence Day has passed, but we are still showcasing our red, white and blue. What better way to keep cool than in nautical-inspired clothing?...
Main Street Hosts First Big Event, ‘I Do’
Selecting a wedding theme for its first big promotion, held June 23, seemed a natural for the new Georgetown Main Street organization. At least 30 businesses participated.
Party Perfect
April showers bring May flowers and boy are the buds in bloom! Why not get inspired by the bursts of the season? We are...
Georgetown Boutique Owners Remember Kate Spade
Walking into the Kate Spade store on M Street (and all the others around the world), it is hard not to smile. The bright and whimsical, often preppy designs fit well into the Georgetown aesthetic.
D.C. Rises Early for the Royal Wedding
Excitement built at 7 a.m. at the Ritz-Carlton in the West End as all attention turned to the three large TV monitors live-streaming the wedding from Windsor Castle.
Tudor Place to Honor the Late Elizabeth Powell
Powell, who lived on Dumbarton Street with her husband Jeffrey and two children, Eleanor and Charlie, died at the age of 39 in February of 2017 after a brief battle with cancer.
Weekend Round Up May 17, 2018
Among the outdoor activities this weekend are: Bike to Work Day, with a pit stop event at Georgetown Waterfront Park, on Friday; and a C&O Canal Pride Day at Fifteenmile Creek on Saturday.
