2016 Crystal Couture Show & Sale!

Congrats to Crystal City as the DC area's largest and longest running annual pop-up retail shop and fashion show returned for three days of fashion, shopping, and entertainment. Hosted by the Crystal City BID in partnership with Vornado/Charles E. Smith, the eighth annual Crystal Couture Show & Sale brought over 40 designers and boutiques. Here, Crystal City BID CEO Angela Fox is surrounded by Freddie's Beach Bar & Restaurant's Freddie Lutz and Paul Warton Style's Paul Warton.

Crystal Couture brought great deals, 5-minute make-overs and 60+ individual runway shows curated by DC fashion maven Maggy Francois. Here, shoppers DC Slices' John Strocko and Zack Graybill surround Octopus Properties' Melissa Wilson.

New this year was a sold-out, ticketed, VIP shopping experience. Although free to the public, shoppers who purchased the $20 VIP status received $20 in "Couture Dollars" to spend at any of the designers and boutiques, access to an open bar serving specialty beer and wine from the Crystal City Wine Shop, and a fun VIP bag with coupons and small gifts from the Crystal City Shops. Here, Couture model Tommy Maksanty wearing attire from Rosies and Rockers Boutique.

Crystal Couture model Jessica Maria Mikiyo showing jewelry from Evelyn Brooks Designs. Learn more about our great partner Crystal Couture and Crystal City here.

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