Wednesday, April 8
Evening of Beauty
Spend an evening getting pampered at Macy’s: Carl Ray will walk attendees through the latest in spring beauty trends, the Skin Beauty Bar will perform skincare consultations and massages, and guests will sip on healthy Jrink Juicery beverages while getting complementary manicures. Additionally, the Wild Rose Soap Company will be in store to demonstrate how to make your own salt scrubs and bath teas, so the relaxation can continue from the comfort of your own tub.
Macy’s, 1201 G St., NW; 202-628-6661; 5:30 PM.
Thursday, April 9
Julia Farr $50 Dress Night
The Chevy Chase boutique is hosting an amazing dress sale to clear out their spring and fall merchandise. Dresses—normally in the $300 range—will sell for $50, while tops, skirts, jeans, and jewelry may be marked down for less. Swing by for some ready-for-work dresses to fill out your spring wardrobe before they’re gone.
Julia Farr, 5232 44th St., NW; 202-364-3277; 5 to 9 PM.
Friday, April 10
Winter Clearance and Spring Preview Sale at Mint Condition
One of the best consignment shops in the area, Mint Condition is a great resource for designer brands for less. But during their sale this week, designer garments, handbags, and shoes will be marked down even more as the shop works to clear out the winter merchandise. Shop cold-weather gear that’s up to 90 percent off, then check out the store’s spring line up, and received ten percent off your purchase.
Mint Condition, 103 South Saint Asaph St., Alexandria; 703-836-6468; through April 12.
Saturday, April 11
Wear Art Meets Fashion
Cecily Habimana’s designs merge “the traditionally stylish nature of West African women with the contemporary flair of American design.” On Saturday, she’s presenting her Spring 2015 collection for her line, Simply Cecily, in a show that connects fashion with 3-D art, including sculptures, paintings, and jewelry, all created by artist Patricia Stewart. RSVP via Eventbrite.
Nubian Hueman Boutique Lounge, 1231 Good Hope Road SE; 3 to 7 PM.
Caroline Cunningham joined Washingtonian in 2014 after moving to the DC area from Cincinnati, where she interned and freelanced for Cincinnati Magazine and worked in content marketing. She currently resides in College Park.
