A Fashion Lover's Guide to Washington, D.C.

Embrace Nantucket style in Washington, D.C. This boutique offers crisp, clean, and classic clothes meant to reflect a sporty style. The store was founded by a group of friends and family. Tuckernuck is perfect for someone who loves preppy styles.

Do you have a knack for finding a needle in a haystack? Test your skills at Miss Pixie’s, a trove of second-hand treasures ranging from vintage farm tables to funky lamps. All items are bought at auction, not consigned or individually donated. New truckloads arrive every Wednesday and the original motto of “stack it deep and sell it cheap” continues more than 20 years after Miss Pixie’s opened.

Make your home as fashionable as you are with Salt & Sundry. This home goods store celebrates cooking, entertainment, and design. Choose from decorative throw pillows, fragrant candles, and artsy jewelry – or don’t choose and get them all!

Sushi Taro is consistently ranked on of D.C.’s best and most popular restaurants. The menu changes monthly, providing you with fresh seasonal options. Plan a month in advance for dinner reservations, or get in line early and hit the happy hour from 5:30–7 p.m. for half-priced sushi and drinks.

Get drinks at this lively cocktail bar. The menu is hand-drawn and changes weekly – mixing classics and new originals with equal skill. If nothing suits your tastes, ask one of the friendly bartenders to make you a drink from past favorites.

The National Museum of American History showcases over twenty dresses and gowns of former First Ladies, including Michelle Obama, Lou Hoover, and Jacqueline Kennedy. See how fashion has changed over the years and admire the styles of the women of the White House.