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Fashion + Style Friday: Meet the 2011 Seamless in Seattle designers, plus see the amazing designs
The first round of judging is underway; see the looks from 28 emerging designers
By Seattle Mag April 22, 2011
We’ve been busy this week. (Hence the internet silence, hello Twitter and Facebook followers! How are you? I miss you!) But man do we have a good excuse. We’ve spent the week burrowed in our hole prepping this year’s Seamless in Seattle fashion design competition. Perhaps we could have emerged a bit sooner this week, but it was nigh impossible not to linger over each and every gorgeous photo as it was uploaded.
From sports-inspired menswear, to fantastical lingerie and show-stopping runway looks, this year’s crop of 28 designers have some serious talent.
So without further adieu, check ’em out here, get inspired and enjoy the sunny, sunny weekend!
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