On Tuesday night, Bloomingdale’s Chevy Chase was all geeked out for Geek 2 Chic. Co-produced by Bloomingdale’s and Microsoft, Geek 2 Chic styled Washington’s tech leaders into dapper runway models. Strutting looks from Hugo Boss, Salvatore Ferragamo, Burberry and others, the “geeks” looked haute on the catwalk! See below for list of participating models.

In addition to the runway show, attendees enjoyed cocktails, small bites and played games on Microsoft’s Kinect. The after-party was held at L2 Lounge in Georgetown where models got to cut loose and mingle with attendees. Kudos to Microsoft’s Mark Drapeau, the Executive Producer of Geek 2 Chic, for a great event.

Proceeds from Geek 2 Chic benefited the Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE), an organization that helps students in high-need schools succeed in future careers in business.

 

Photo with Geek 2 Chic Model Dominic Campbell of FutureGov

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Geek 2 Chic Models:

Andrew Noyes, Facebook
Blake Hall, TroopSwap
Brian Chambers, Blue Advertising (Edelman)
Chris Moody, Yahoo! News
Chris Revak, U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
Chris Seline, Twicsy.com
DJ Saul, iStrategyLabs
Dominic Campbell, FutureGov
Jabious Bam Williams, NFTE graduate
Jack Holt, Blue Ridge Information Systems
Jake Ward, David All Group
Jesse Thomas, JESS3
Jim Long, NBC News
Johnny Kissko, Frenship High School
Justin Thorp, HelloWallet
Leo Schmid, Thrillist
Matt Bigge, Strategic Social
Michael Bassik, Burson-Marsteller
Nick Schaper, U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Pat Yonpradit, Montgomery County Public Schools
Patrick Bell, U.S. House of Representatives
Peter LaMotte, GeniusRocket
Scott Logan, Monster Government Solutions
Winston Lord, Venga

 

-- Dominique Vu for DC Scout