The Hill’s 50 Most Beautiful!

Last night we also enjoyed the beautiful weather on the patio of Poste Moderne Brasserie with The Hill, which hosted the first Summer Bash for winners of its 50 Most Beautiful List. We snapped The Hill’s new editor-in chief Bob Cusack, who officially starts Friday, and co-editor Judy Kurtz.

This highly anticipated list of beautiful people working in the nation’s capital has been a fave summer read for 11 years. This year’s list was selected from 400 Members of Congress, Congressional staffers, campaign aides, lobbyists, media, and Exec branch employees. Here, some winners: CBS News’ Nancy Cordes, NBC News’ Kristen Welker, Senator Harry Reid’s Devron Brown, and Rep. Betty McCollum’s Meredith Raimondi.

Over 200 mingled and enjoyed sips from an open bar. Here, two of the top five winners: Rep. Bob Gibbs’ Danielle Sikes, who took home the No. 1 spot, and Rep. Austin Scott’s Carmen Fuentes.

Guests ate bites of mini flat breads with caramelized onions and goat cheese, fried oysters, and mushrooms stuffed in a puff pastry. Here, Rep. Rush Holt’s Wilsar Johnson, Rep. Michael Honda’s Katherine Brandt, and Rep. Tammy Duckworth’s Benjamin Paulsen.

The Hill’s Kate Tummarello, Cristina Marcos, Laura Barron, and Rebecca Shabad.

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