There’s no end to the opportunities to purchase new (or new-to-you) stuff for your abode this weekend. Check their Facebook page for pics and deets.Ĭonsign Design’s Half Off Parking Lot Sale and Island Life Summer Shack Open House: If flea markets aren’t your thing, Pacific Galleries is open seven days a week and hosts the most amazing auctions. it’s hosting a huge outdoor French-style market, replete with unique antiques and vintage items. Pacific Galleries, in Sodo, is the mother of all antique malls in town, and this Saturday, from 9 a.m. Pacific Galleries Saturday Marché: Don your comfortable shoes, grab a latte for strength and get ready to shop for some flea market finds. What’s left will fly out the door on the back of some lucky lady. Totokaelo: All sale items go to 65 percent off this Friday. The Finerie: Through August 11, save up to 85 percent at this downtown boutique, stocked with Abi Ferrin, Hugo Boss, Moods of Norway, Pour la Victoire, Portland’s Yed Omi jewelry and many, many others.Ī Mano: All spring and summer styles are now 50 percent off at A Mano – many of which will help you transition gracefully into fall and still look stylish next year. Swing by today for the opening celebration featuring prizes, giveaways and music. The draw of this store, the twenty-second in the northern Puget Sound alone, is a smaller footprint, a boutique feel and an emphasis on cute clothing for the fashion- and budget-conscious shopper. Almost every style blogger worth her salt has posted about it, many of which will have been in line at 10 a.m. Goodwill - La Boutique: The new South Lake Union Goodwill is opening today, Thursday, July 26 to much fanfare. All frames are $199, nicely made and come with sweet upgrades like a scratch-resistant UV coating. You will fall in love with one (or more) pair, of course and after sending in your Rx, will live happily ever after looking as cool as Lisa Loeb does in hers.
#Yed omi jewelry free#
Peruse dozens of stylish frames online, select three to have shipped to you - sans prescription - live with them for three days, then ship them back free of charge with no obligation to buy. The concept is simple and a life-saver for those of us who appreciate options, have trouble making decisions and like to live with our choices for a few days before committing. įickle Four Eyes: Rivet & Sway, a new eye wear startup out of Seatown is fixing to launch any day now. Check back here everything Thursday for news, tips, sales and events, and if you've got fun tips for our in-house sartorial mastermind, hit the tipline at. Write in margin “Show Pony: 206.706.4188 or Cross fingers.Friends, gather round - behold this week's edition of Racked Seattle, where all the good retail gospel is spread by your girl, Ali Brownrigg.
It’s a wonderfully romantic line from a Portland husband-and-wife team that draws inspiration from nature and the ocean.Ĭarmen de Anguis is a local Seattle designer who uses vintage images, “lost wax casting” and other traditional metalworking techniques to create highly original pieces combining motifs from different cultures and times.Īnd we’re very excited about a new line: Midori Jewelry from Hawaii, a very sweet and delicate collection using semi-precious gemstones, sterling silver and 14k gold-filled materials. Yed Omi Jewelry is always popular in here around this time of year. You’re just helping someone else shop for you. We’ve decided to make it easy for you to put this strategy into action with some glamour shots of a few of our holiday jewelry favorites (you know, the ones you force yourself to back away from because you’re not supposed to be shopping for yourself?). If not, there’s nothing wrong with a big red circle and the phone number for customer service jotted down in the margin!
If you’ve got the kind of fella who is good with subtleties, a few strategically placed drops of drool might do the trick. Enough about everyone else, what do YOU want for the holidays? We love the old trick of leaving the catalog open on the kitchen counter turned to a very particular page.
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