Beautifully Complicated
How very André of us all to get on with it, no matter what life throws at us.
- Jan.2022
IN THE NEWS
From a Michelin-starred chef’s splashy new opening to Armani making its DC debut, catch up on these clips.
JANUARY 2022
CLICKS, LINKS AND WHAT TO READ NOW
America’s Most Anticipated Restaurant Openings of 2022, Vogue
From major cities—D.C. chef Nicholas Stefanelli will open his long-awaited ode to Greek cuisine, Philotimo—to buzzy destinations like Savannah, Georgia and Napa Valley, creative culinary minds are debuting new concepts and reimagining the old. Take a look at the eating experiences we can look forward to in 2022.
Snarkitecture designs new lifestyle destination in Washington, Wallpaper
Lifestyle destination Manifest opens in Washington DC with a design by Snarkitecture that includes a barbershop, a boutique, a coffee shop, and a cocktail bar
Cultured and Salvatore Ferragamo Rolled Out the Red Carpet at Red Rooster, Cultured Magazine
The invite promised that this would be an Art Basel fête like no other and it was.
Giorgio Armani Has Opened Its First DC Boutique, Washingtonian
Last night, Giorgio Armani celebrated the opening of its first DC boutique with an invitation-only event at CityCenterDC.
The coolest winter ice castles and sculptures in America, New York Post
Our nation’s capital recently welcomed the return of the Ice Maze at The Park at CityCenterDC, a mixed-use development and public park. The free, interactive experience surpassed its previous ice records, with a 130,000-pound clear ice maze accompanied by multicolored lights.
This New Restaurant Wants to Show DC a Whole New Side of Greek Cuisine, ROBB REPORT
A first look at Nicholas Stefanelli’s Philotimo.
Manifest Your Moment
With his latest entrepreneurial venture, Washingtonian KJ Hughes wants to redefine self-care for a generation starved for time.
- Jan.2022
Blue Period
Pantone’s newest Color of the Year, Very Peri, has us all looking to a fanciful future.
- Jan.2022
Welcome to Wafu-Italian Cuisine
Why isn’t this Japanese-Italian food mashup on everyone’s trend list?
- Jan.2022
BRINGING IT HOME
DC-based designer Anifa Mvuemba on staying true to her hometown, designing for a digital-savvy generation, and how Princess Leia helped her break the internet.
- Jan.2022