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Winter Wanderlust: Our Favorite Destinations for a Wonderland Escape

Winter has a way of sparking wanderlust—whether you’re chasing snow-capped mountains, cozy fireside escapes, or a sunny reprieve from the cold. We asked our contributors to share their favorite winter destinations, and they delivered a mix of local getaways, international adventures, and hidden gems that make the season feel a little warmer.

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Why 2025 Was a Breakout Year for Eliana Curated

As 2025 comes to a close, we are feeling deeply grateful and a little in awe of what this year became. For Eliana Curated, 2025 was defined by momentum, meaning, and moments that reminded us why we do what we do. From major milestones to small heartfelt wins, this past year felt like a true turning point for the brand rooted in storytelling, community, and creativity.

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A Year in Review: The Highlights from 2025

As we wrap up 2025, we’re taking a moment to pause, reflect, and celebrate the moments that made this year memorable. From personal milestones to business wins and community impact, 2025 reminded us that progress often comes in many forms.

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What We’re Loving: Our Favorite Halloween Traditions

In Alexandria, Halloween isn’t just a holiday—it’s an art form. Streets glow with purple lights and iridescent spiders, 12-foot skeletons guard front yards and doorways, and friendly rivalries over “most creative” and “most extra” displays are in full swing. Before the candy rush begins, our contributors share how they celebrate spooky season in style.

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What I Learned in My First Three Months Running a Boutique in Old Town Alexandria

When we opened our doors, I thought I understood what the word community meant. But it wasn’t until that day, standing inside the corner of Old Town on Patrick and King St, that the word stopped being an abstract concept and started becoming something I could feel. Within days, we weren’t just a new boutique on King Street—we were part of a family.


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