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Revive! Divine Food + Divine Beer

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Rebecca Arend had no idea where she was heading when her fiancé told her to get ready for date night.

“It was a total surprise,” she said at Revive! Divine Food + Divine Beer at The Shrine of St. Anthony in Ellicott City.

Arend, a 43-year-old obstetrici­an-gynecologi­st oncology surgeon, based in Birmingham, Ala., frequently meets up in different cities with her fiancé, Memphis, Tenn., resident Adam El Naggart, on weekends.

El Naggart is responsibl­e for setting up the itinerary. Arend says she’s responsibl­e for dressing the part.

“My job is to match the outfit with the date,” she said.

This evening, she went with a two-piece top and pants ensemble from Free People.

“I said this is the perfect cross between sophistica­tion and Bohemian,” she said. “I will try and never let him down and be the bestdresse­d guest.” Arend was happy to learn that she was attending the event. “He knows that I’m a total foodie. I love brewers and fine wine,” she said. El Naggart was impressed. “She looks stunning,” he said. “I knew she would be.”

HER ENSEMBLE: Top and pants from Free People — purchased the morning of the event in Towson. Red wedge shoes that she didn’t remember where she purchased. Seiko watch that was a high school graduation gift from her parents; necklace from Free People in Towson; an oversized turquoise ring from her great grandmothe­r on her mother’s side; another vintage ring, which was a gift from her grandmothe­r on her father’s side; cuff that she purchased in college from Club Monaco; dangling earrings purchased by a friend in Colombia.

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