Meet Stacy London today in Bethesda

Stacy London at Puro Cafe, Georgetown

The famous Stacy London of TLC's "What Not to Wear" is in D.C. and Bethesda today launching her new nationwide company, Style for Hire. I have been a fan of the show for years and especially love the emotional transformation many of her former fashion victims experience when they clean up their look.

She will be appearing at the following Bethesda/Chevy Chase shops. Bring a garment that you don't know what to do with and have Stacy's team build an outfit around it.

2:30 - 2:45 Piazza Sempione, 5471 Wisconsin Ave.
2:45-3:00 Sylene, 4407 South Park Ave.
3:30-3:45 Urban Chic, 7126 Bethesda Lane
3:45-4:00, Sassanova, 7134 Bethesda Lane
4:00-4:15, National Jean Co., 7301 Woodmont Ave.
4:30-4:45 Denim Bar, 4939 Cordell Ave.
4:45 - 5:00 Daisy Too/Zelaya Shoes

(FTC disclaimer: yes, I received a gift certificate for a service; no I haven't used it yet and would recommend Stacy with or without said cert.)

United Nude - In Shoe We Trust

Hello Miss Mono-Jane! Head to Zelaya shoes in Bethesda to find the most sassy Mary Jane in town. Wide straps, alluring little peep-toe and all in so fashionably vegan EVA. "Sexy crocs," says Tony Zelaya, owner of the eponymous shop inside Daisy Too where you can find United Nude's Mono-Jane. The avant-garde-but-fun Mono-Jane comes in colors ranging from femme pink to street-smart gray. Another can't-miss is the grown-up "Mobius" slide, the flagship shoe for United Nude created by (of course) architect Rem D. Koolhaas, the creative director and founder of United Nude, started in 2003. The sophisticated Mobius is architecture for your feet and so very nonchalantly uber-chic -- and comes in varying heel heights.How perfect is that? Oh and did I mention they're on sale? They are. Really. These will be your new summer play shoes. You're probably not going to find them anyplace else.