This is my favorite boutique at the notorious Somali row. A variety of skirts that can be worn to…read morework or leisure. Dresses, abayas, hijabs etc. Some of the styles are dated and very homemade, but I'm a seamstress and no How To make it work for leisure and work. It is a very crowded and you have to take your time and try things on. They have a lot of Nick nacks as well such as pins, incense, hijabs, Jenna coffee,teas, home wares, rugs all from Somali. I come every few months to get me something nice to wear.

went there early Saturday the place is filled with authentic middle eastern stuff. They have…read moreeverything you can think of if you're a Muslim looking for clothes or spices. the abayas range from $25-$50 they also have kaftans and traditional clothes as well.

This African cloth shop was great! I came looking for a specific pattern of cloth and they had…read moremultiple options! I have struggled to find a great African cloth store, so I am definitely glad I came across this spot! The owners are very friendly and knowledgeable about the products they sell!

I love this store and the customer service is excellent. The assortment of African cloth is…read moreunmatched. So happy to connect with the Ransqueen Boutique!

We were looking for a vendor to help with the Pyebaek, traditional Korean ceremony, for our wedding…read moreand Rose Bedding seemed to be one of the few vendors in the DMV area. Although they are located in Annandale, they were able to come all the way up to Frederick, MD to set up a beautiful ceremony space, help out with getting dressed in traditional Korean attire, and provide instructions on how to conduct the ceremony. We visited the store a few months before our wedding and we were able to choose which traditional clothes that we would be wearing, and practiced how to bow during the ceremony. The owner can speak some English, but it may help to have someone who can speak Korean present. Like I said, she can come almost anywhere to help provide everything you need for the Pyebaek ceremony. She helps the bride and groom get ready by making sure the clothes are correct, and fixes the brides hair in a bun with accessories. She also helps with the bowing to make sure the bride doesn't fall, since the attire can be a bit heavy, and helps to pour the tea/soju that the couple gives to their family members. She is there with you every step of the way, so all you need to do is follow her lead and she will take great care of you. Everyone loved the Pyebaek ceremony of our wedding, and I'm sure your guests will love it if you choose Rose Bedding to help with the Pyebaek for you.

We used this place for a paebaek aka Korean wedding ceremony. The owner is really nice and was very…read moreprompt. I don't speak Korean so you can get by with ordering their paebaek service. It is strongly encouraged to use a Korean-speaking friend/family member to go with you. We shopped around at another place but this place just seemed friendlier. They provided EVERYTHING - the clothes, tables, decorations, backdrop, tea, food, and are there during your ceremony to usher you through the customs. All you do is show up. They provided beautifully plated food requisite for the ceremony although you could also get the fake version as well. There are several women's and men's hanbok designs and accessory options to chose from. She will teach the couple how to bow gracefully in preparation for the ceremony. She will tie the bride's hair into a bun so that she can fit it with traditional accessories and finish her off with two bright pink circle stickers. The owner did a fantastic job and made the ceremony stress free. They also sell home good products straight from Korea - so it is a little pricey but is authentic and of quality.

This location had a decent selection and I was able to find everything I needed. The prices were…read moregood and check out was pleasant and fast. Since Party City is gone, this will be my go to place for party supplies.

I dropped balloons off on a Friday afternoon for a Saturday morning pickup. The employees were…read moresuper helpful and everything was ready for me when I went to pick them up (I was a few minutes late myself). I had little to no wait and am happy with how everything turned out!

Gimena was very helpful with us during the start of busy prom season. She was able to give us…read moreguidance on our daughter's dress shopping experience. To walk in with no idea or game plan, Gimena helped us gather ideas and decide on her special dress. We will be back for other special occasions.

Customer service was lacking. Dress variety & choices are minimal. Better luck & help at David's…read morebridal.... very surprising.

Came to see stuff. Store wasn't open and waited for 2 hrs still no one came. Go else somewhere else…read moreto purchase items.

Assumptions were made about whether I could afford his clothes. He informed me of how expensive a…read moredress was and steered me towards dresses I was not interested in. He would not allow try-ons. He told me he didn't want the shirt to get damaged. I walked in with the intent on purchasing something because my event was in a week. First and last time walking into that establishment. Poor business practice with a classist and snobbish mindset. Luckily there are options!

I have yet to purchase anything from the store (they have an in-house tailor, sell Middle Eastern…read moreclothing and jewelry), but I go to see Prarthana twice a month. Her hand is steady and threading is virtually painless. She takes walk-ins as well as appointments, but prefers cash only. Her prices for upper lip has increased since 2011 to $5. Eyebrows are also $5. She is kind enough not to ask for tips, which is refreshing.

Literally the best eyebrow place I've been to so far. Very affordable and quality work.read more