Interesting outfits, guys.

Via Yvan Rodic.

I love this look. Rarely do you see a skirt with pockets.

Via Facehunter.

Is is just me, or does this fish look like he’s wearing stunna shades?:

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Photo credit: Stefanos Kofopoulos/Titanas, Crete Aquarium.

The sold out SAM Remix on Friday was phenomenal. Everybody seemed to enjoy the Kurt and Warhol exhibitions upstairs, and there were so many other things that were going on, it would’ve made your head spin.

I really love the photos taken at Remix by Flickr user SheSchemes. Here are some of my favorites of hers taken on Friday:

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Here are some photos I shot of the event:

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Le 21eme Arrondissement and Needle + Thread also have some great shots from Remix. Click on over to see their shots.

I was lucky enough to meet Mr. SethAaron Henderson, the winner of Season 7 of Project Runway (the most recent season as of this writing) at SAM Remix on Friday. He’s quite friendly, and is a phenomenal designer.

Hopefully, we’ll be seeing him in Seattle again shortly.

My tour immediately followed his.

My boy Reza always sports the choicest whips.

I love this photo of his Rolls parked at the W Hollyhood…there’s something about the screened overhead canopy and its visible effect on the hood of the car that makes me love this shot.

Mary, giving us a reminder of proper comportment while on the high seas:

“Thank you for riding Washington State Ferries. We remind you to be safe while aboard.”

People always joke about how unstylish and casual Seattleites tend to be, what with their stand-bys of Birkenstocks worn with socks paired with any old fleece from the local REI. As evidenced by the following photo, there are denizens of this fine city who do care about what they wear:

Via Needle+Thread.

Scott Schuman’s genius shows itself once more.

I’ve finally taken the plunge and started posting my best looks on Lookbook:

Be prepared for a lot of new stuff ahead…

These PNB danseuses look like porcelain dolls that are about to fall over and break into pieces:

PNB dancers Margaret Mullin, Kaori Nakamura, and Laura Gilbreath rehearsing Jiri Kylian’s Petite Mort. Photo by Bill Mohn.

Director’s Choice runs from November 5th-15th at McCaw Hall.

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This delightful creation is a strata (a cousin of quiche) filled with mushrooms and ham. I think it had some sweet cream/milk added to the egg mixture, adding just enough flavor and depth to make it unique, but not to overpower the senses (or the other flavors).

Coffee from Stumptown Coffee Roasters (some of the best brew in town).

Volunteer Park Cafe

1501 17th Ave E (NE Capitol Hill)

Seattle, WA 98112

206.328.3155

Taken on June 4th, 2009, while on Seattle’s First Thursday Art Walk:

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It was a very hot day (80+ degrees Fahrenheit), and the clouds rushed in late in the evening, adding some much needed color to the sunset.

Scott Schuman captures phenomenal moments:

Just Off Vittorio St., Sao Paulo.

Via TheSartorialist.

On the holiday formerly known as Decoration Day, we remember men and women who have died in military service.

Roosevelt’s Great White Fleet anchored in Elliot Bay at night, May 1908. Spotlights are beaming off the fleet’s ships (click to enlarge):

Via Vintage Seattle.