Are powerful and overworked Washingtonians too busy running the world to worry about fashion? For years, "Beltway style" was considered to be an oxymoron -- but some say that's no longer the case. In the third installment of our series on clothing and culture, we explore the role of personal style in Washington's social and political power structure.
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Clothing and Culture: D.C. Fashion
Listen Wednesday, Jul. 16, 2008 at 1:26 p.m. in Arts & Culture, Politics, SocietyGuests
Jo Paoletti
Associate Professor of American Studies, University of Maryland; Author of the Blog, "Nice White Lady: Ethical Fashion and Conscious Consumption"
Pascale Lemaire
Freelance fashion stylist; former fashion editor, Baltimore magazine
Christine Brooks Cropper
Founder, President and CEO, Greater Washington Fashion Chamber of Commerce
Greg Veis
Deputy Online Editor, The New Republic; Former staffer at GQ Magazine
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