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Class Act

At Class Act, fans of urban fashions will be in heaven among a selection of bold apparel for the trend-setting urbanite: the colors are bright (if you look good in gold, this is your place), the patterns are vibrant and often display a hint of Afrocentric flair, and the styles are sassy and make a strong statement. Accessories such as handbags and jewelry continue along those lines, and perfumes, colognes and stylish gifts are available from J's House of Fragrances co-located in the same storefront. The interior is interesting, too: the wood-panelled walls and dim lighting make for a strangely hip "basement rec room" ambience.

Address: 40 Allen St.
Getting there: Metro Bus 7, 11 or 25; Metro Rail: Allen-Medical Campus
Hours: Mon-Fri 11AM-7PM, Sat noon-6PM

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