From her Seattle roots and early career as a dancer with the PNB, fashion designer Amanda Brotman has brought elegance and femininity to her collection of high-fashion handbags and jewelry at Amanda Pearl.
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.
As one of the country’s leading cities in sustainability, it might come as a shock that Seattle has just recently got on board with the environmentally sound concept of wine on tap.
Nix the case boxes, corks and labels — bottled wine has gone by the wayside for green grape crushing minds who are now focusing their efforts in eco-friendly casks of wine, similar to the likes of Pike’s brews.
With an exciting new, user-friendly app, green Seattleites can help make the environment better in the golden age of technology.
You’re a Seattleite, so you go green…or at least try to. Maybe you ride your bike to work, wash your dishes by hand or have a compost bin under your sink. How much of a difference are you really making, though?
Classic Scotch Brand Unveils “Cask of Dreams” for Seattleites.
Any whiskey aficionado can tell you the name ‘Glenfiddich’ is synonymous with good scotch. The eminent single malt label has been classing up joints all over the world since the 15th century, and just recently, three Glenfiddich ambassadors paid Seattleites a visit.
Our top spots for chowing down on easter morning.
Easter Sunday is a holiday for everyone, religious or not. Whether you choose to spend the day with family or friends — or both — there are some time-tested rules to follow. The ham needs to be tender, cloth napkins are a must for the table setting, and a semi-formal dress code is strictly enforced. With this criteria in mind, Seattleite offers up our favorite spots for the biggest brunch of the year.
Join Nordstrom, Via Spiga and Vogue for a spring fashion event today from noon to 3 p.m. The […]
Wine fashion goes country with Cooper Wines.
Neil Cooper draws on everything from “Corporate America” slogans to classic Proverbs when designing labels for his Bordeaux-style wines. A winemaker, as well as the owner of Cooper Wine Company, Cooper strives to bring contemporary style to the country, without completely shrugging off his honky tonk roots.
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