FASHION’S NIGHT OUT 2011: FNO will return to New York City and launch in cities nationwide this year on Thursday, September 8, from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. Last year, in NYC alone, more than 1,000 participating stores across the five boroughs feted thousands of shoppers who supported the fashion and retail industries — we expect this year’s event to be even bigger and better, with a lot of fun surprises!Georgetown is so excited to participate in FNO again this year. Georgetown BID is working diligently with Georgetown businesses to make this night an even bigger success than last year. Georgetown’s Fashion’s Night Out is being hosted by a special committee of DC’s most style-savvy media professionals, stylists and personalities. The host committee is generously giving their time and support to the event, and we look forward to toasting with them in Georgetown on September 8th! I am so honored to be chosen again this year to be on the host committee of this fabulous event.
HOST COMMITTEE, FNO GEORGETOWN 2011
Mary Amons, Labels for Love
Annie Lou Bayly, DailyCandy DC
Kelly Collis Fredrick, CityShopGirl & 94.7
Marie Coleman, District Couture & DC Style Examiner
Rachel Cothran, projectbeltway.com
Jeff Dufour, UrbanDaddy
Lynda Erkiletian, T.H.E. Artist Agency
Angie Goff, WUSA-9 TV
Walter Grio, Shoot for Change
Philippa Hughes, The Pink Line Project
Samy K, Hot 99.5
Svetlana Legetic, Brightest Young Things
Kate Michael, KStreetKate.net
Sarah Schaffer, Capitol File Magazine
Janice Wallace, The Capitol Fashionista
Andre Wells, Events by Andre Wells
Paul Wharton, PaulWharton.com
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The Georgetown Business Improvement District (BID) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting and enhancing the accessibility, attractiveness and overall appeal of Georgetown. Established in 1999 by its property owners and merchants, the Georgetown BID has more than 1,000 members. The organization is located in the heart of Georgetown in Washington, D.C and sets a standard of excellence in preserving historic charm while meeting contemporary needs. From marketing and special events, to transportation and streetscape, the Georgetown BID contributes to the vitality and quality of life in Georgetown. For more information please visit georgetowndc.com. Follow Georgetown on Twitter: twitter.com/georgetowndc and Facebook: facebook.com/OfficialGeorgetownDC.
