- Kelly O
Carlisia, designer and founder of MAC Fashion House, “It’s still so new. And innovative and creative.”
- Kelly O
Skwerll, designer, Mad Swerll Designs, “Growing. Changing. Lots of opportunities for starters.”
Tons more after the jump. Keep reading…
- Kelly O
Shawna, model from Portland, Oregon (wearing Natalie Eidolon), “Up and coming. Eclectic. Very different than Portland.”
- Kelly O
Heather (left), designer, Alien Earth Designs, “Unique. Young. Fresh. We’re getting there—this is just the beginning…”
- Kelly O
Lizzy (wearing Twala Intimates), “Independent. Unique. Creative.”
- Kelly O
Noel (center), designer D.N.A. Fashions, “I think Seattle’s scene is WEAK. Well, honestly, unless I’m involved.”
- Kelly O
Monica, model, (wearing Alien Earth), “Energized! And original.”
- Kelly O
“Miko (left), model, “It needs to flourish, because its awesome.” Emily, model, “Developing. And important.”
- Kelly O
Juliette, model, “Being a petite model is really limiting. The Chance Fashion community is really open, and gives me great opportunity. Also, I think Seattle’s scene, in general, is still evolving.”
- Kelly O
Kristen, designer, Citizeness Clothing, “It’s diverse. Still pretty underground and hidden.”
- Kelly O
Jenny, designer, gerfer Handknits, “It’s earthy. A little feisty. Industrial.”
Some bonus photos from the runway show:
- Twala Intimates
- Like a Rockstar Menswear
- Citizeness Clothing
- Paper Dollz Clothing
- D.N.A., in collaboration with Lastwear Clothing
- D.N.A.
- MAC Fashion House
- MAC Fashion House
at the Seattle Center Exhibition Hall.
