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Blogger Meetup At Nectar

Last night, our monthly meetup with DC area fashion and beauty bloggers was held at Nectar Skin Bar in Georgetown, one of my favorite spots in DC! I was thrilled to see so many amazing and fashionable bloggers there, and am SO thankful for the amazing event they helped us throw! Not only could bloggers sample products and receive mini spa treatments, but there was food and drinks in the courtyard where we could all mingle and catch up! The cocktails made with Voli, the world’s first low calorie vodka (not even in stores yet, but look for it this fall!), were absolutely amazing!

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The outside of Nectar, and me with my CapFABB co-founder, Lacey

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Thanks so much to everyone who made it out and to Nectar for having us! I got so distracted by everyone that I forgot to take photos of the crowd, so be sure to check out recaps from The President Wears Prada, The Seventh District, Chain Strap Purse and A Lacey Perspective. And for more info on how you can join in the fun, see our site here.

6 Comments

  1. Vivi

    Nice to meet you again. This was such a fun event.

  2. Elizabeth Liz

    Glad you enjoyed! Great to see you!

  3. RosaLovesDC

    Super fun! I might try to stop by this weekend and pay a visit to Nectar Bar.

  4. Alison

    Aww thanks for the mention :) Hopefully we’ll actually get to chat more at one of these events sometime haha

    -Alison
    http://www.ChainStrapPurse.com

  5. The Seventh District

    Thanks for the link back! You and Lacey did a great job with this meet up. Looking forward to the next one!

  6. Elizabeth Liz

    Of course! And thanks! We love getting everyone together!

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