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Christian Louboutin Is Opening Its First DC Store - Vimarsana News

Christian Louboutin Is Opening Its First DC Store

The much-anticipated Christian Louboutin boutique—the first in DC—will open at CityCenterDC on April 7. The design of the store itself—a little under 2,000 square feet and nestled between Burberry and Christofle on I Street across from Tiffany & Co.—was inspired by Louboutin’s Parisian apartment and designed to feel residential. Just inside the red doors, floral

13 Outdoor Date Ideas Around DC - Vimarsana News

13 Outdoor Date Ideas Around DC

Self-guided tours around the city, boat rides, and more adventurous date ideas.

The 9 Best Washington, DC Hotels With Pools - Vimarsana News

The 9 Best Washington, DC Hotels With Pools

Whether you’re looking to keep cool on a staycation, or planning a trip you hope will include lounging by the pool, indoor and outdoor pools are a hot amenity among the most vacation-worthy hotels. From our list of the 39 best hotels in Washington, DC, here are the 9 best hotels in Washington, DC with

A Pink and Green Wedding at the Inn at Little Washington - Vimarsana News

A Pink and Green Wedding at the Inn at Little Washington

Elaina Plott, a staff writer at the Atlantic, and Mike Calabro, a principal/director of engineering at Booz Allen Hamilton, met in line for skee-ball at a bar/arcade on 14th Street. Elaina says she was struck by Mike’s quiet, calm bearing. He most recalls what she subsequently asked him: “What is your life?” (“Now that I

They Sunk a 52-Foot Boat in the Chesapeake Bay Last Month. Here's Why. - Vimarsana News

They Sunk a 52-Foot Boat in the Chesapeake Bay Last Month. Here's Why.

Turns out, it's not the only thing that Maryland has intentionally sunk in the bay.