Edgy fashion is all well and good, but sometimes you just need a time-tested favorite.
Sure, you could call them “old school,” “throwbacks” or “retro,” but Ebbets Field Flannels prefers to think of themselves as classic and timeless.
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Project Runway’s fashion guru visits Bellevue Square to discuss resourceful summer style.
It’s an unlucky start for the Lucky Brand event in Bellevue when the stage collapses. Don’t worry, though — the show hasn’t started yet, so no models are injured. A production crew rushes to prop the walls back up, and the misfortune is soon forgotten when everyone’s favorite style guru steps on stage.
Budding fashion designers learn from the pros at the Ballard-based New York Fashion Academy.
Students at The New York Fashion Academy (NYFA) in Ballard come from all walks of life. However, an overwhelming number of these individuals have been educated and formerly employed as engineers, nurses, computer programmers, architects and so on.
Sunbathers and beachcombers can sport gorgeous bikinis without breaking the bank.
With swimsuit season close at hand, Bellevue’s own Adicora Swimwear is set to unveil its 2011 collection. Each two-piece bikini in this year’s line is rendered from premium Italian and Colombian fabrics to ensure both comfort and high fashionability.
To most Seattleites, nothing quite says warm weather like a casual T-shirt with catchy artwork. For this reason, Choke Shirt Co. has been an Emerald City favorite since 2008 — and today, the brand offers an array of vibrantly colored tees with designs that cater to the local crowd. Choke’s most popular motifs include animals, trees, cycling and the Seattle skyline.
From British shelves to Seattleite feet.
All right guys, the sun is starting to peek out and the puddles are evaporating. The time has come to cast off the rubber soles for at least two months, and sport a new pair of stylin’ kicks during your dry weather endeavors.
Opera lovers and fashionistas alike will have reason to applaud this spring. For several nights in May, the Seattle Opera will be ending its 2010 and 2011 season with a performance of the Magic Flute.
What do two brothers with maxed out credit cards and an idea from 1999 have to do with fashion? In Seattle, everything.
From my understanding, the goals of a fashion designer are as follows: Attain comfortable fortune, dress outlandishly knowing no one can tell you how ridiculous you look, and somewhere along the line make clothes for those of your ilk. Pretty simple rules to follow.
Anar Couture specializes in silky clothing and accessories that are pleasing to the eye and the touch.
Seattleite’s exclusive Q&A session with the co-founder of Seattle Fashion Incubator.
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!
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