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Best Places For Summer Accessories In Seattle

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No matter what your style is, a few well-chosen accessories can add the perfect splash to any outfit. The following boutiques are examples of the quality and variety that are available to shoppers in the greater Seattle area. Global fashionistas, budget-conscious gals and urban trendsetters, there is something for everyone. Upscale, retail, custom and resale can all be found nestled in some of the area’s favorite neighborhoods.

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Alhambra
101 Pine St.
Seattle, WA 98101
(206) 621-9571
www.alhambra.com

Alhambra is a high-end women’s boutique in downtown that has been a favorite of Seattleites since Serpil and Shakir Kaymaz opened the doors in 1990. Great customer service and a luxury shopping experience come with the territory here. Enjoy a cup of tea while perusing Alhambra for a perfect, timeless accessory. Sumptuous items are brought in from around the world are sure to please those with discerning taste. Shoppers visiting on a Saturday will be treated to live jazz music.

Laura Bee Designs
6418 20th Ave. N.W.
Seattle, WA 98107
(206) 789-4044
www.laurabeedesigns.com

Prepare to be charmed at Laura Bee Designs in Ballard. Whether hairpins, wallets, handbags or jewelry, every piece is handmade onsite. Choose from already made, unique items, or commission a custom piece. This small business follows the mission “to create stylish and functional products without sweatshop labor or leather products.” Laura Bee Designs is active in fundraising within the community, participating in fundraisers for organizations such as Seattle Pug Rescue and MercyCorps.

Sway and Cake
1621 6th Ave.
Seattle, WA 98101
(206) 624-2699
www.swayandcake.com

This downtown boutique is a haven for the true city girl in all of us. Sway and Cake’s founder, Tamara Donaghy Kilburn, is a former stylist and designer who opened the store when she moved back to Seattle from New York City. Look for fashion-forward clothing, swimwear and accessories, including beautiful cashmere and silk blend scarves. There are to-die-for belts, beautiful earrings, unique necklaces and more to choose from. This Seattle retailer has online shopping available, making it a global presence as well as a local favorite.

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Pink Ginger
610 W. Crockett St.
Seattle, WA 98119
(206) 285-2629
www.pinkgingerseattle.com

Tucked away in Queen Anne, this little gem of a shop is worth seeking out. Known for catering to women of all sizes and budgets, Pink Ginger also offers jewelry from local designers. Opening in 2008, this boutique boasts “a Soho-London girly flair with a specialized focus in customer service.” Customers can sign up for Pink Ginger’s newsletters and be made privy to new collections and receive notice of special savings.

Megs and Mo
2602 N. Proctor St.
Tacoma, WA 98407
(253) 212-2675
www.megsandmo.com

Megs and Mo is an upscale resale boutique in Tacoma’s delightful Proctor District, next to Subway and Starbucks. Look for quality designer items at a fraction of the retail cost and consider putting your own items on consignment. Though Megs and Mo is a resale shop, it does feature new jewelry, scarves and candles. Jewelry offered is made by local designers. With many shops and restaurants making their home in the Proctor District, it is well worth a little trip south to Megs and Mo to scout out fresh summer jewelry and scarves, and maybe a designer handbag at a terrific price.

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Jerri Lien has enjoyed working in the beauty industry for most of her adult life. As a Seattle examiner, she covers all things style, beauty and more. Her work can be found at Examiner.com.



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