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Bellevue Fashion Week
September 20-24
by Raechel Dawson, Assistant Editor
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ed on red, velvet, leather, chic folklore and Americana. These are just a few of the trends that will dominate the runway at the annual Bellevue Fashion Week this September. From Sept. 20-24, The Bellevue Collection will feature three runway shows – the Independent Designer Runway Show Sept. 21, the Posh Party Trend Show Sept. 22 and The Collective Runway Show Sept. 23 – at the Hyatt Regency in Bellevue. Throughout the week there will be pop up parties, mini makeovers, small runway shows throughout Bellevue Square Mall and other activities that promote beauty and fashion. “What we really like about Fashion Week is Fashion Week is not about telling you what to wear, it’s about celebrating fun ways to show your unique style,” said Jennifer Leavitt, the vice president of marketing at Kemper Development Company, which owns The Bellevue Collection and is comprised of Bellevue Square, Bellevue Place
{ { Red on red is a hot fashion trend for this fall. This trend can be found in The Bellevue Collection’s Fall 2017 Look Book. Photo courtesy of
The Bellevue Collection
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The Don’t Miss List By Raechel Dawson
VIEW | ‘FANTASTICAL WORLDS’
artEAST will present a reception for “Fantastical Worlds,” featuring 19 Pacific Northwest jury selected artists. “Fantastical Worlds” indulges our imaginations with artwork that offers an escape from reality that is extravagantly fanciful and takes the viewer on a magical mystery journey. There is a broad array of artwork that includes images of imaginary creatures and habitats, as well as distorted viewpoints from our own planet. For more information, visit arteast.org. WHEN: Sept. 7
WHERE: Blakely Hall in Issaquah Highlands
ENJOY | BIKES, BLUES, & BREWS
The Redmond Moving Art Center is a mobile stage that brings contemporary art and ideas into the heart of Redmond, with a varying season of performances from year to year. For 2017, the Moving Art Center visit local microbreweries and bring live blues and an opportunity for bike-in entertainment to some of your favorite local spots. For more information, visit experienceredmond.com. WHEN: Sept. 7, 14, 21 WHERE: Local Redmond trails and micro-breweries
EXPERIENCE | FALL ART CLASSES
An array of art classes from acrylic and mixed media to pastels, wheel throwing and photo-etching to sculpting and painting will be available throughout the month of September. For more information, visit kirklandartscenter.com. WHEN: Sept. 12-19 WHERE: Kirkland Arts Center
LISTEN | CONCERT FOR CANCER
The sixth annual Concert for Cancer benefit will feature Grammy-winning singer, songwriter Judith Hill and her band at the Kirkland Performance Center. For more information, visit www.kpcenter.org. WHEN: Sept. 9 WHERE: Kirkland Performance Center