SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2002
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FEATURES BIG APPLE BARGAINS Mary Ann Treger takes a whirlwind shopping tour of New York's gritty garment district, seeking deep discounts on designer duds. MAKING A SCENE A handful of young producers is creating a thriving underground world of music, art and entertainment. FALL ARTS PREVIEW Grab your calendar and pick up the phone. It's time to reserve tickets for the season's best shows, exhibitions and parties. DELICIOUSLY HIP They're high-style and high-concept - welcome to five new contemporary restaurants worth the wait. FLASH BLACK Designers update fashion's favorite color for fall 2002.  FARM FRESH An architect creates a new Maryland farmhouse that's full of sunlight and just-right spaces.  BACK TO NATURE A pared-down cabin brings its owner closer to the woods and wildlife she loves. GARDEN GEM A formal English garden in Ruxton features color, pattern and timeless charms.  HALLOWEEN TRADITION An annual bash transforms a Phoenix horse farm into a frighteningly fun playground.  |
DEPARTMENTS SAVVY SHOPPER Our roundup of retail news. TIMES OUT On the town. THE DC PAGE What to do in Washington. TOWN CRIER Little happenings of local interest. THE SCENE A 50th-birthday harbor cruise. THE DETAILS Men's loafers for fall. AT HOME WITH Bioterror expert D.A. Henderson. SPOTLIGHT Teach for America's Peter Kannam. PAGE TURNERS Sen. Barbara Mikulski. STYLE KIDS Dealing with peanut allergies. THE BACK PAGE To the ER, stat! |
