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!
We all know how good it feels to step into a custom-fitted garment. But in this modern age of outlet malls and retail stores, finding a good tailor can be nearly impossible. So, if you’d like to be fitted – or that 10-year-old suit of yours just needs a couple alterations – your best bet in this city is Belltown’s Scott Kuhlman.
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.
If you’ve ever avoided the golf course because the requisite apparel makes you cringe, this is for you. Say goodbye to boxy bermudas and shapeless pastel polos. Golf apparel just got fashion-friendly, with local clothing line Shi-Golf hitting the links.
If you think that denim shorts are strictly reserved for “never nudes” and Iron Maiden roadies, London-based retailer All Saints Spitalfields begs to differ. Their spring line of mens’ shorts features a trio of denim designs that manage to be attractive and functional.
The Mariners and the Sounders are in full swing. What better way to stand out from the rest of the crowd than with some stylin’ tops? Head toppers that is. Here are some of Seattleite’s favorite spring lids from Blackbird in Ballard.
Cynthia Rowley would rather work at McDonalds than be a fashion designer. Of course, she is best-known for being what we know as a “fashion designer” in the sense that she makes clothes, does runway shows and sells her styles.
If Seattle’s recent snow showers and freezing temperatures have chilled your spirits, look on the bright side – spring is coming! Check out our ultimate fashion must have’s for the season, spotted at Neiman Marcus.
John Fluevog is doing what Fluevog does best — creating flirty and unique looks in great colors to complement the hyper-saturated, ultra modern looks we’re seeing for spring and summer.
There’s no doubt that The Bravern is a go-to stop for stylish shoppers. But with so many stores, so many looks and so little time, how do you find the hottest item for the season? The Bravern‘s Tami Elwin comes to the rescue.
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