Mannequins in Washington D.C.: Nordstrom

Founded in 1901 by John W. Nordstrom, a Swedish immigrant who left his homeland at age 16, Nordstrom is one of the biggest specialty retailers in the U.S. today. [more]

Mannequins in Washington D.C.: Fashion Centre

Opened in 1989, the Fashion Centre at Pentagon City, is located just moments from the nation's capital, and on the Washington DC Metro system, offers a world-class shopping experience where avenues of fashions and boulevards of style await. [more]

Mannequins in Washington D.C.: The Nation's Capital

When the U.S. declared independence in 1776, the fledgling republic did not have a designated capital. The US Congress met in a variety of cities - Philadelphia, New York and Princeton among them - before the new nation was ready to commit to a permanent seat of government. [more]

Mannequins in Washington D.C.: Washington D.C. at a Glance

When exploring the District of Columbia, keep in mind that Paris city planner Pierre L'Enfant's design comprises circles, squares and radials centered around the U.S. Capitol. [more]

Mannequins in Washington D.C.: Tyson's Corner

A suburban Virginia crossroads, seven miles west of Washington D.C., Tyson's Corner, VA boasts of the largest concentration of retail stores in the East Coast outside New York City. Two malls, Tyson's Corner and Tyson's Galleria, together house eight department stores - (Macy's, Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, Bloomingdales, Lord & Taylor, Hecht's, Saks Fifth Avenue,) and nearly 400 specialty shops (Gianni Versace, Max Mara, Hugo Boss, Ann Taylor). [more]