The Gilt Sample Sale comes to D.C.

This coveted shopping party came complete with all the trimmings from complimentary cocktails, snacks, styling, makeup, massages, and of the course the reason for the season, up to 80% off designer brands. Some of the other perks of this amazing day of fashion heaven included:

Complimentary braiding & dry hairstyling from Sip & Dry Bar

Complimentary Harmless Harvest coconut water

Organic chickpea puffs from HIPPEAS

Hand-crafted mini doughnuts from Sugar Shack

Sounds by DJ KC Higgins

Lifestyle concierge services from Gilt City

The event didn't just cater to women, items for children, men and home were all on the menu.

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