Beards & ‘Staches!

Last night we also went to The W hotel rooftop for stubble & ‘stache launch party, with manly cocktails and men’s grooming, shoe shine, and tie stations. We snapped Huxley owner Ryan Seelbach getting a warm compress and shave from Hell’s Bottom’s barber Mike Charland.

stubble & ‘stache not only betters beards, but betters lives by donating a percentage of profits to nonprofits like the MARSOC Foundation and The Pathway Home. Here, the Trunk Club ladies Emily Blumberh, Rachel Kennedy, and Ava Deylami with Weisbrod Matteis & Copley’s Tripp Fussell, Hill staffer Nasim Deylami, and stubble and 'stache founder Nicholas Karnaze.

Rooster Men’s Grooming Services’ John Santanella told us his inspiration for opening its new Georgetown location was to give gentlemens’ service because guys deserve pampering. He’s with Hell’s Bottom’s Amanda Rothstein and John Riley.

The night celebrated great facial hair as guests compared beards. Here, General Dynamics’ Bobby Brunner, Hillmann Consulting’s Henry Hillmann, Brooks Brothers’ Jake Shields, Omar Shafi, and Stateside Associates’ Stephen Abresch.

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