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A 12-year odyssey for acclaimed chef Ashleigh Pearson has, at last, landed her at a zenith moment in her culinary career. Pearson’s ‘Petite Soeur’, her first brick and mortar store, has just opened its doors along Wisconsin Avenue in Georgetown.

A new hotel is in the works along the Georgetown waterfront. Almost 18 months since developer IDI Group received approval to redevelop the warehouse building that houses The Berliner beer hall to deliver 54 condos, a new team is now aiming to turn the property at 3401 Water Street NW into a citizenM hotel.

Exclusive to the Georgetown location, the Everlane store will have its “100% DC” shirts and tote bags, along with its men’s and women’s clothing, denim, footwear, and accessories, in the brand’s signature chic, minimalist aesthetic.

Marcel’s and Per Se alum Ashleigh Pearson debuts Petite Soeur on October 26.

GLOSSLAB, a hygiene-first, membership-based, waterless nail studio operator, has signed a lease with EastBanc, Inc., marking the company’s first location in Washington, D.C. GLOSSLAB will officially open its doors at 1533 Wisconsin Avenue NW in early 2022, and will add to Georgetown’s growing list of retailers and experiences.

Bakeshop is moving into 3210 Grace Street NW in D.C., just about a mile walk from Gateway Park in Rosslyn and only two and a half miles from their original Clarendon shop.

The brand says it specializes in layering pieces and power gemstones, and will open in Georgetown in mid-October.

The chain, founded in an apartment in 2004 by husband and wife team Jason and Gorjana Reidel, will now have 23 stores, mostly in California and New York, with others in Chicago, Austin, Texas, and Scottsdale, Arizona.

The annual Georgetown French Market returns today through Sunday for a taste of Paris, right here in DC.