Washington’s The Dupont Circle and Veronica Beard Launch The Blazer Library

Two icons of luxury — Washington’s Dupont Circle Hotel and New York fashion house Veronica Beard — unite to introduce The Blazer Library, an innovative in-suite experience bringing signature style and tailored sophistication to discerning travellers through the end of 2025.

Perfectly poised on the historic Dupont Circle, this celebrated five-star hotel sits at the heart of Washington D.C., steps from the city’s landmarks, embassies, and lively social scenes. Owned by the renowned Doyle Collection, The Dupont Circle is the only stateside outpost of an illustrious Irish family-run luxury group.

The hotel’s recent transformation, led by acclaimed designers Clodagh and Martin Brudnizki, blends mid-century elegance with contemporary comfort, creating a haven of artful design across 327 rooms and 32 suites spread over nine floors.​

Guests enjoy extraordinary amenities, from the light-filled Pembroke restaurant and Doyle Bar — a tribute to classic cocktail culture — to spacious suites offering private furnished terraces and panoramic views stretching from the Washington Monument to the National Cathedral. The Penthouse Level, with its individually styled suites and the Grand Penthouse as its crown jewel, represents the pinnacle of luxury and exclusivity in the capital.

Veronica Beard: Defining Modern American Style
Founded in 2010 by sisters-in-law Veronica Miele Beard and Veronica Swanson Beard, Veronica Beard quickly became a byword for cool confidence and effortless American tailoring. The brand launched with the innovative Dickey Jacket, engineered with interchangeable elements for modern versatility. “The dickey jacket is the Wonder Woman cape,” says Veronica Miele Beard, reflecting the brand’s mission to empower multifaceted women for every occasion.​

Veronica Beard’s collections marry contemporary edge, impeccable fit, and timeless polish, catering to those who embrace layered lives and seek quality without compromise.​

Elevating Suite Stays: The Blazer Library Experience
The collaboration sees The Dupont Circle redefine luxury hospitality with the introduction of The Blazer Library — an in-suite wardrobe concept featuring Veronica Beard’s Miller Dickey Jacket, available in timeless black or navy with signature gold buttons.

For guests reserving suites between October and December 2025, each stay includes the exclusive option to hire the iconic blazer, streamlining travel and ensuring a polished impression whether for morning meetings or evening receptions.

For those desiring a personal touch, the hotel offers private in-suite styling sessions, where Veronica Beard stylists provide curated advice and facilitate purchases. Guests may also shop at Veronica Beard’s nearby Georgetown boutique, with direct-to-home delivery offered for ultimate convenience.​

Mark Payne, General Manager at The Dupont Circle, notes: “At The Dupont Circle, our focus is always on the guest – every stay should feel uniquely personal. Partnering with Veronica Beard, who design clothing with the same philosophy, allows us to extend that approach into a new dimension of style and hospitality.”

Booking Details and Exclusive Access
The Blazer Library is exclusively available to suite guests by advance reservation, with limited quantities to preserve its bespoke allure. Reservations must be made at least 72 hours ahead, and only one blazer is provided per stay for optimal curation.

By booking a suite, guests not only unlock world-class accommodations — from private terraces to tailored concierge services — but also gain privileged access to this innovative blend of fashion and hospitality, reinforcing The Dupont Circle’s distinction as Washington’s ultimate address for thoughtful and stylish living.

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