There’s no place like home — and for Seattleites and visitors alike, the Emerald City is host to an excellent array of local attractions. This summer, take the opportunity to live the high life at the city’s best hot spots — even if it’s only for one night!
In terms of finding success at a young age, Joshua Roman might just be a modern-day Mozart. Considered one of the finest cellists in the country — and perhaps the world — making beautiful music is as natural as eating and sleeping for this young prodigy.
Jonathan Porretta has danced ballet since he was 7 years old, and has been with the Pacific Northwest Ballet for the past 12 years. He joined the company in 1999, and moved through the ranks to become a principal dancer in 2005. He most recently danced the roles of Oberon and Puck in George Balanchine’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.”
Rian Handbags are as Aesthetically Appealing as they are Functional.
Fashion designer Rian Berry has carved out his corner of the international retail market for handbags. From canvas to leather, Rian bags are unique and creative works of art.
When it comes to hair accessories, what would Kate Middleton wear when she’s out among her day-to-day paparazzi admirers? According to the “Royal Looks for Less” in Glamour magazine’s May issue, probably a France Luxe L. Erickson loopy feather headband.
It’s time to go local with fashion finds. We hear about fashion labels from New York and Paris all the time, but Seattle’s fashion designers are definitely worth that closer look!
From the sparkle and magic of the Pacific Northwest Ballet stage to the luster and glamour of specialty handbags and jewelry, Amanda Brotman expresses a style that is feminine and exquisite, but unique to her.
Baseball fans will definitely miss former Seattle Mariners pitcher, Garrett Olson, but before he took off to Pittsburgh, he dished out a few of his all time favorite Seattle foodie hotspots. In fact, Garrett found it hard to limit himself when we asked him for just three recommendations!
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