Labor Day Rooftop Party!

Courtesy: Vithaya Phongsavan

Sunday was the fourth annual Labor Day Rooftop Party at the W Washington D.C. Here, Lipstick Sister Vice President and Greater Virginia Realty LLC Realtor Crystal Walent with JBC Events founder Jad Bouchebel — who is opening his newest restaurant, Wilson Hardware, in Clarendon this weekend — and JBC Events co-creator Jana Sedlakova, who is also CEO and founder of You Successful You.

Courtesy: Vithaya Phongsavan

JBC Events hosted the party, which featured guests in their finest summer polo outfits — linen suits, summer hats and sundresses — as well as music of DJ Heather Femia. Here, CRC Public Relations’ Matt Martini, Sonjara Inc.’s Silvie Stankova and Johns Hopkins Hospital’s Shahira Ghobrial.

Courtesy: Vithaya Phongsavan

American Institute’s Kim Reeves, newlyweds and StrictlyTech’s Brittany Cullen and Kyem Nguyen with Allied Skilled Nursing’s Elaine Knight.

Courtesy: Vithaya Phongsavan

TTR Sotheby's International Realty’s Tammy Britt is flanked by Phillips Office Solutions’ Dawn Dineen Gontkovic and Mervis Diamond Importers’ Deva Helmand.

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