Lately, I've noticed that Washington, DC is making fashion more relevant with each day. I looovee it. With events like Fashion Fights Poverty, and various fashion shows raising awarenes to issues like sustainable fashion, DC and it's surrounding areas have become the epicenter of it.
I don't know if you've noticed it, but Tysons Corner Center for one has been undergoing a major facelift for the past seven years. Growing up in this area, I remember Mommy snatching my little 5 year old frame out of my bed at 9 in the morning to go and praise the gods of high-quality fashion at Nordstrom and Bloomingdales. You would think we were going to some kind of church or mosque ..I mean, this woman was serious about her high-quality. (I think that's where I get my affinity for cashmeres and merinos instead of the dreaded cotton blends and names of manufactured fabrics I cannot even pronnounce).
I am going to document this change, revolution, rather, of the Greater Washington Area and most specifically, NOVA (Northern Virginia). I mean, for Tim Gunn to come back here and host fashion shows is something that anyone up on fashion cold appreciate. I have been watching the upscale store openings, sexy store layouts, the outstanding merchandising, and just the way that they --
Tysons Corner and Fair Oaks specifically -- get the public out there to want to spend money in the recession. It's divine. Through glamourGrammour, you can look through my glass and see what I see. So legendary.