Get premium denim for up to 80% off. The popular denim sale, “The Warehouse Sale” is happening again this weekend! Get brands such as Rock & Republic, Antik Denim, J Brand, William Rast and more.
The details:
Saturday, February 21st and Sunday, February 22nd
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Seattle Center Exhibition Hall (301 Mercer St, Seattle.)
Post a review February 20th, 2009 Kate
The trendy boutique in downtown Seattle has joined the blogosphere. They recently launched their blog that compliments their store. Meet some of their favorite shoppers, learn about special deals or just read about what’s going on at the shop.
Post a review November 3rd, 2008 Kate
After 2 1/2 years, the small boutique in the South Lake Union Neighborhood is closing. illi found its niche by selling beautiful Italian designer clothing. Their going out of business sale will be held October 10-12th.
illi
2113 Westlake Ave
Seattle, WA 98121
Phone: 206-973-3487
Hours: Mo-Fr 10a-6p; Sa 10a-4p; Su 11a-4p
shopilli.com
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Post a review September 25th, 2008 Kate
When we bought our house there was a really cute chandelier in the nursery. Unfortunately the previous owners took it with them so I’ve been in search of one ever since. The problem is they all have those ugly white tubes for the lights. kaarsKoker, which is Dutch for “candle sleeve”, has created a beautiful way to cover those tubes. They come in solids, stripes and other patterns – like skull and bones. The cost is $12-$23.
Available at:
kaarskoker.com
Post a review September 25th, 2008 Kate
When I first saw this bag I thought, “hhmm.. Did my mom have that bag when I was little?” The answer is no, but she could have. Rachel Nasvik is inspired by those bags our moms may have had years ago. The modern vintage pieces are all vegetable dyed Italian leather. This Patricia Satchel is $586 at Lambs Ear.
Lambs Ear
women’s designer shoes & bags
3516 Fremont Place N
Seattle, WA
Phone: 206-672-2626
Hours: M-Th 11a-6p; Fr-Sa 11a-7p; Su 11a-5p
lambsearshoes.com
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Post a review September 21st, 2008 Kate
The popular women’s boutique in Fremont has outgrown its small space. At the end of September they will close their current location and head to a bigger space in Ballard. In July I wrote about Olivine closing on Ballard Avenue. When the owner of Horseshoe caught wind of this she jumped at the chance to expand her store. The new, larger Horseshoe will open sometime in early October.
Post a review September 4th, 2008 Kate
It’s not often that a boutique has such a great relationship with a brand that they dedicate an entire section to it. That’s exactly what happened at the downtown Ian shop. They just completed their remodel and the new G-Star Raw shop at Ian is now open. Just head upstairs and you’ll find the collection. Ian is now the exclusive shop for G-Star Raw.
Ian
1919 Second Ave.
Seattle, WA 98101
Phone: 206-441-4055
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Post a review August 21st, 2008 Kate
Some people wear their heart on their sleeves, others wear their opinions around their necks. This is a gorgeous purple rayon scarf from Sir Alistair Rai has a message: Peace. Handmade in India, this clothing line is helping to create global awareness. Found at Sway & Cake, this new arrival is $128.
Sway & Cake
1631 Sixth Ave.
Seattle, WA 98101
Phone: 206-624-2699
Hours: m-w 10a-7p; th-sa 10a-8p; su 12p-6p
www.swayandcake.com
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August 21st, 2008
Kate
Believe it or not it’s time to think about next season. That’s right, mentally put those sandals away for now and get your feet ready for fall. Bold designs are going to be hot and these Glory Chen “Lubaling” booties are perfect. The black and white geometric patterns are a flashback to the 1960′s. They would look striking with colorful tights and a skirt. These mod booties are $398 at Clementine.
Clementine
Women’s shoes
4447 California Ave. SW
Seattle, WA 98116
Phone: 206-935-9400
Hours: Tu-Fr 11a-7p; Sa 10a-6p; Su 10a-5p
clementines.com
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Post a review August 20th, 2008 Kate
Seattle is full of great designers but many don’t know exactly what to do after they create their lines. UW Extension is focused specifically on that dilemma. They’re rolling out a new program this fall called “Developing an Independent Fashion Line.” The program is for fashion designers who are looking to find that perfect niche. Courses include concept and design, creating your line and finally a marketing course. This is not a sewing program, it’s for those who can already make clothes or accessories and are looking for more guidance.
Post a review August 20th, 2008 Kate
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