Photography Student, 18th and Pennsylvania

Menswear for women, G St.

Pops of color, Farragut West

I think it's great how the shoes, bag, watch, and sunglasses really make the outfit a lot of fun.  Despite the fact that, "these aren't the shoes I wore in the office," they were what I noticed first!

Sunset, Downtown

This city is just inherently good-looking.

Abby, Foggy Bottom

Abby always looks amazing.  Here, she proves that, no matter how much I try to deny it, some people can pull off black, white, and brown.

Alex, Foggy Bottom

So, I don't really think this photo accurately conveys how simple and classy Alex's outfit was (I blame the lighting-- my favorite scapegoat).  White chemise, black high-waisted pants, cute accessories... flattering and sophisticated.  For some reason, this is the way I imagine fashionable young things in London dress.  I don't know why.

Spotted: Annie Hall Look-Alike, Penn Quarter

I have been watching way too many '80s movies.  See above.

My mother loved this outfit and my sister hated it.  Thoughts?

Eliso, Pennsylvania Avenue

I love how the shoes tie it all together.

Casual Friday, Georgetown

Sometimes all it takes is a nice belt, cool shoes, great earrings, and a cute haircut.  Because fashion doesn't have to be complicated.

Black and White, Georgetown

Chess Player, Jackson Square

Some days...

... the most fashionable thing in DC is the architecture.

Grey, Black, and Gold, 18th and H Streets

J., 19th and M Streets

Welcome to the Department of Fashion!

Welcome to the DC fashion blog Department of Fashion.  We Washingtonians are famous for our lack of style and boring business attire;  this blog aims to prove that just because we work in windowless offices doesn't mean we don't have fashion vision.  Ok, maybe that was lame.  But our clothes aren't.