Boots, Boats & Brides!

Last night we stopped by The Frye Company’s Georgetown store for a pop-up art gallery opening.

The works of local artists and photographers, including Martin Swift, Jim Darling, Jessica Lancaster, and Amber Mahoney, were displayed on the walls among shelves of leather boots. We snapped GW Med School’s Jaclyn Kapilow, Meaghan Smith, and Meghan Breed with Thorsen Construction’s Becca Thorsen.

Atlantic Media’s Mark Drapeau, Allegis Group’s Allie Wright, and The Frye Company creative director Michael Petry.

The fashionable crowd enjoyed drinks by Catoctin Creek, while taking in the innovative works with the theme of American Heritage displayed throughout the store. Here, PrepsterPunk.com’s Quincy Jones, Vinson Communications’ Jennifer Vinson, and photographer Kate Warren.

BrandLinkDC’s Brooke Henderson, Barbara MartinAnnie Perezchica.

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