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D.C. Asks “Does My Vote Matter?”

D.C.’s Democratic primary is upon us, but many voters are wondering the same question, “Does my vote matter?” Hillary Clinton was named the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee last week. This year will mark…

Icelandic artist Björk in a divisive, now-iconic swan dress by Macedonian designer Marjan Pejoski at the Academy Awards ceremony in 2001. Pulicciano

How Does A Pulitzer-Prize Winning Fashion Critic Define A “Fashion Risk”?

Fashion critics and industry insiders are always on the lookout for avant-garde, envelope pushing, outre looks that either launch a thousand knock-offs or are never worn off a runway. Washington Post…

Jason Armstrong

Why Office Dress Codes Are So Tricky To Navigate

Cracking dress codes can be like tackling a riddle wrapped in an enigma. What does “business casual” even MEAN? Dress codes can be a tool to ensure that Becky in…

Rosana Vollmerhausen with a DC Style Factory client. Courtesy DC Style Factory

This D.C. Personal Stylist Helps Washingtonians Hit Their Fashion Reset Button

Walking through downtown Washington is like swimming through a sea of black, grey and navy. Those daring enough to mix in a hint of color or pattern are considered risk-takers,…

Elvert Barnes

Sick Of D.C.’s “Business Casual” Uniform? You’re Not Alone.

Why don’t people in Washington take fashion risks? It’s a loaded question with elements of personal expression, judgment and analysis of the local landscape mixed together. This week, we’re tackling…

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D.C. Asks “Does My Vote Matter?”

How Does A Pulitzer-Prize Winning Fashion Critic Define A “Fashion Risk”?

Why Office Dress Codes Are So Tricky To Navigate

This D.C. Personal Stylist Helps Washingtonians Hit Their Fashion Reset Button

Sick Of D.C.’s “Business Casual” Uniform? You’re Not Alone.

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