Worn Magazine’s third issue is on its way… In the meantime,  please join Worn Magazine for our second industry mixer to connect with fellow photography and fashion entrepreneurs living and working in the DC-metro area.

Jackie Flanagan is courageous. She opened a women’s clothing boutique called Nana’s on the U Street Corridor way before anyone decided it was cool, or even safe to go there, much less shop there. Eight years and many loyal customers later, she’s moved her shop to Mt. Pleasant to be part of a new emerging [...]

A stylist at Randolph Cree hair salon near Eastern Market, Stephen stands 6’4″ but easily breaks 7′ with this H&M top hat.  Thus, photographing his brim is no easy chore with a waist-level viewfinder.  I’m not sure it’s intentional, but the breakout of these Abraham Lincoln-style stovepipes coincide with the 150th anniversary of the Civil [...]

Kushi Mixer (NOTE: The event below is currently SOLD OUT. We will be throwing a similar event in March for all of your who didn’t get a chance to buy tickets.) The time for the DC fashion scene is now. Please join Worn Magazine for our first industry mixer to connect with fellow photography and [...]

A few weeks ago I noticed this girl walking around Dupont Circle with a London-punk style mane.  It turns out that Sacha, a third-year fashion major at Marymount University, is a hair model for John Peter at Axis Salon on Connecticut Avenue.  Looking to spice up his clientele, John has a sign in their window [...]

Last week DC residents quickly gobbled up the 7,500 free tickets for Mayor Vincent Gray’s inaugural ball and on Sunday night, I went to the biggest party I’ve ever seen in my life.  Literally.  The Washington Convention Center website says this space is over a quarter-mile long.  Tiger Woods couldn’t hit a golf ball from one [...]

What a year.  Two print editions, 148 blog posts and 26,530 website visitors later, we put nearly 1,500 photographs in publication during 2010.  Whether you’re new to our magazine or an old-time reader, you’ll find five reasons and 20 images below that represent why I do this: Nicole Aguirre asked me to. I’ve met more [...]

The words “Art Basel” are inevitably associated with glamour. It’s the week that collectors and galleries from around the world descend upon blindingly white, art deco Miami Beach to show what’s being made currently in the contemporary art world, and to sell and purchase millions of dollars worth of work. Last week, D.C. galleries were [...]

The second annual D.C. Tweed Ride kicked off yesterday on a picture perfect Sunday. It was a beautiful sight to see hundreds of Washingtonians decked out in their Sunday best and enjoying the simple pleasures of bike riding and friends. The ride kicked off around 1pm at Lincoln Park on Capitol Hill as small groups [...]

As if the Renaissance Festival and High Heel Race weren’t enough fantasy, Friday night finally kicked off Halloween weekend for real.  Reaction to the Night of the Living Zoo from its full-time residents, especially in the Great Ape House, is perhaps one of confusion, but the giant tortoises in the Reptile House didn’t seem to mind. [...]