On Thursday evening,
Washingtonian celebrated ten of the best-dressed men and women from DC, Maryland, and Virginia
for their unique style at our annual Style Setters event. Invitees include past Style
Setters, fashion bloggers, retail partners’ VIP guests, and members of the media.
This year, the event took place at the new Malmaison event space in Georgetown. Porsche
provided new models and Saks Fifth Avenue outfitted mannequins from head to toe for
guests to admire. Fashion-forward attendees enjoyed signature cocktails from Bulldog
Gin and specialty wines from Ruffino. The event was put together with the help of
John Farr Lighting, Volanni Florist, Marc Parc Valet, Party Rental, and Haute Papier.
Photos From the 2013 Style Setters Party
On Thursday evening,
Washingtonian celebrated ten of the best-dressed men and women from DC, Maryland, and Virginia
for their unique style at our annual Style Setters event. Invitees include past Style
Setters, fashion bloggers, retail partners’ VIP guests, and members of the media.
This year, the event took place at the new Malmaison event space in Georgetown. Porsche
provided new models and Saks Fifth Avenue outfitted mannequins from head to toe for
guests to admire. Fashion-forward attendees enjoyed signature cocktails from Bulldog
Gin and specialty wines from Ruffino. The event was put together with the help of
John Farr Lighting, Volanni Florist, Marc Parc Valet, Party Rental, and Haute Papier.
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