Daily Find
At the new Shoefly in Belltown, the writing is on the wall: "New Shoes Beat the Blues." Can't argue with that. And there's enough variety at the fourth location of this locally owned minichain to fill a few closets with new shoes.
By Kathy Schultz | June 5, 2007
Daily Find
We can only assume that Illi owner Janelle Lancaster was so inspired by Tim Gunn (http://www.bravotv.com/Project_Runway/bio/heidi_and_tim/Tim_Gunn)’s recent visit to Seattle that she felt compelled to craft a metrosexual-friendly fashion event just for the boys. (The “Project Runway” style guru was in town promoting his book, “Tim Gunn: A Guide to Quality, Taste and Style.”)
By Natalie Bow | May 14, 2007
Daily Find
Owner Marques Warren hit upon a much needed niche when he opened his Bellevue Square shop filled with upscale men's accessories this past October. If you're ever in a quandary about gift-giving for your man, this is the spot to visit. The shop evokes a masculine, drawing-room vibe filled with objects and accessories he'd be happy to own.
By Kathy Schultz | January 30, 2007
Daily Find
When it comes to giving men accessories for gifts, it can be so cliché. But not if you choose something with a little luxury and a dash of panache. I came across some cool cufflinks, ties and belts that I'd be proud to give my significant other.
By Kathy Schultz | December 19, 2006
Seattle Style File
Since 1934, Byrnie Utz has provided Northwest locals and visitors with well-designed, stylish hats to complete their looks or simply to keep their heads warm. This family-owned and family-operated hat shop, still in the same location where Byrnie Utz first set up shop 72 years ago -- Union Street and Third Avenue -- continues the old-fashioned traditions established by its founder.
By Joann Natalia Aquino | April 11, 2006
Seattle Style File
There's something about shopping for a man that can send even an expert shopper into a tizzy. If you're thinking a) tie, b) aftershave or c) holiday sweater (aka snowflakes and reindeer), cross them off your list. He'll thank you for coming up with something just a smidge more unique.
By Sarah Jio | December 9, 2005
