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Posted on Mon, 05/10/2010 - 11:42am

Seamless in Seattle: The Finalists

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Kate Calamusa

Let the 2nd round begin: after 33,000 reader votes and a hard-fought (and tight) first round of judging, our panel of fashion experts (including boutique owners, fashion school instructors and designers) have narrowed down the 2010 Seamless in Seattle contestants from 38 to 12: Read more »

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Posted on Thu, 05/06/2010 - 12:33pm

The Weekly Must List: May 6 - 12

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<i>Seattle</i> magazine staff

Must Strike a Pose
Thaw Spring Fashion Show
Thursday (5/6) - Refresh your style at Seattle’s annual Thaw Spring Fashion Show, an evening of funky fun in SoDo benefiting the Northwest chapter of the Huntington’s Disease Society of America. Founded four years ago by Liz Weber (whose family has a history of battling the disease), Thaw highlights local designers such as Michael Cepress and Jill Lindsey, and past winners of Seattle mag’s Seamless in Seattle competition. 6 p.m. $75–$250. 66 S Hanford St.; thawfashionshow.com Read more »

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Posted on Thu, 05/06/2010 - 12:12pm

Eyes Peeled: Thaw Fashion Show

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Kate Calamusa

I was trying to write this month’s shopping column this morning, but I admit, I am way too hyped about tonight’s Thaw Fashion Show to focus (plus I’ve had three shots of espresso). For fashionistas headed to SoDo tonight, I’ve noted six things you just can’t miss—and for the fashion savvy who won’t make it, we will be cluing you via @Seattlemag and @kcalamusa on Twitter: Read more »

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Posted on Wed, 05/05/2010 - 11:52am

Txori Becomes Pintxo Tomorrow, More Food News

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Allison Austin Scheff

Late last month, Carolyn Messier closed her young (just 2 years old) but beloved tapas bar, Txori, in order to concentrate her energies on Madison Valley’s perennially adored Harvest Vine. Read more »

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Posted on Wed, 05/05/2010 - 11:50am

Inside Look: Thaw Fashion Show

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Kate Calamusa

The 3rd annual Thaw Fashion Show will transform an industrial SoDo warehouse tomorrow night for the city’s unofficial spring fashion kick-off.

As much as we are excited about the fashion, the more important factor is Thaw exists to raise money for the Huntington's Disease Society of America, helping families battle Huntington's Disease, which organizer Liz Weber has experienced personally within her own family. Read more »