Shopping and Fashion Events for the Week of March 3
By
Hanna Wallen
Here’s our weekly roundup of everything from local trunk shows to sales to fashion and shopping events.
Monday, March 3:
Get a spring haircut at a reduced price at Sasson Salon. New clients get cuts for $55 and a complimentary conditioning treatment Mondays and Tuesdays through March.
Tysons Galleria
1855G International Drive
McLean
703-448-9884
Tuesday, March 4:
Start the shopping week at the grand Spring 2008 District Sample Sale. As you sip cocktails and nibble hors d’oeuvres, browse end-of-season fashion items from 20 of the region’s best boutiques at bargain prices.
The Galleria at Lafayette Centre
1155 21st Street, NW
6:30 AM to 9:30 PM
$50 for general admission
Friday, March 7:
Ready for spring? Check out the Rebecca Taylor Spring Trunk show presented by Wink in Georgetown and storeadore.com. Enjoy treats and champagne, and get a free gift with any purchase.
Wink
3109 M Street, NW
202-338-9465
11 AM to 7 PM
Saturday, March 8:
For Saturday shopping don’t miss the Ruth Barzel Trunk Show at Sugar, where Barzel’s latest collection of jewelry will be showcased.
Sugar
1633 Wisconsin Ave., NW
202-333-5331
12 AM - 5 PM
Going green? Head off to the Setchi Closing sale. They have 50 percent off eco-friendly lines like Loyale and Stewart+Brown.
Setchi Ecoboutique
1614 Wisconsin Avenue, NW
202-333-5570
11:30 AM to 5:30 PM
Ongoing Sales
Get up to 30 percent off on fashion-comfortable shoes at Richey & Co. Shoes at their early spring sale.
Richey & Co. Shoes
3221 M Street, NW
202-464-7483
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