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Clothes to Nature

The hipster boys wear slimmer jeans. Belltown lads clingier shirts. And that dude in the Utilikilt had way shapelier calves.

Sometimes your femininity comes under assault unexpectedly.

Turn to designer Leanne McElroy of Elroy for stylish pieces in soy, bamboo, ...

The Buddy System

The incessant trill of beeping plastic in the toy box has you searching for all-natural playthings.

The Playful World’s felted wool Bowling Buddies put the kibosh on all things synthetic. Each set contains a multicolored ball and a trio of ...

Where Art Thou?

Broccoli trees. Mashed potato castles. And turbo-charged toast soaring.

Through marmalade skies.

Somebody’s playing with your food at the Four Seasons’s new restaurant, Art, which opens today.

Beloved chef Kerry Sear’s (Cascadia) dining room is whimsical and serene: LED lights ...

Revival Instinct

When the going gets tough, you run for your oversize henley, a pot of mac ’n’ cheese, and Sleater-Kinney for comfort.

Should reinforcements be required, turn to Oregon’s Pendleton Woolen Mills.

One need look no further than cutting-edge boutique Opening ...

Happy Birthday Tutu You

Judging by her symptoms — twinkle toes, fits of pirouettes, leotard longing — ballerina fever has set in.

Cure it with a Ballet Birthday Party. Darrah Blanton, a longtime children’s dance instructor, tailors parties to kids’ interests.

Ranging from Swan ...

Sea and Be Seen

Though economic advisors tout the charms of a staycation, home is not where you want your heart (or arse).

Vicarious globetrotters should slip into a piece from Mer instead.

Inspired by street style in the Parisian quarter Les Marais, designer ...

The Weekend Guide

Guaranteed to tax you less.

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What: One hundred of the city’s top designers (Ellaina, Spun, Suzabelle, Prairie Underground, Revival Ink) showcase their collections while offering up to 80 percent off designs amid art, tunes, and ...

Just Bead It

To your keys you say, “C’mon, I know you’re in there.” To your computer: “Hurry up.” And to your television: “You’ve got to be kidding.”

But when artist Rebecca Purcell talks to objects, they communicate back. Take the vintage fabrics, ...