Sasquatch on Style.com
The fashion world’s CNN hosts a slideshow of Northwest style images by local photographer Kyle Johnson.
Posted by: Laura Cassidy on May 31, 2011 at 01:00PM
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I’m used to running into slideshows of concert-goers as ‘street’ stylers on style.com—Coachella is sort of the new Tuileries, no?
It’s good that the same site that glorifies fashion editors in Prada should nod it’s head at indie rockers in high-waisted denim and vintage. After all, collections like Marc by Marc Jacobs are influenced equally by both.
So I was psyched to hear that the online style center had assigned a photographer to cover Sasquatch. As you know, I’m hugely in favor of fashion and media outlets cluing into the fact that the Northwest is sartorially relevant and design savvy.
But I was double psyched that it was frequent Seattle Met and Seattle Met Bride & Groom shooter Kyle Johnson who had been sent to capture the ankle boots and grandpa hats.
And then, well, triple-psyched when Johnson sent me a note this morning to let me know that style.com had launched their slideshow of his shots. Guess this officially makes him the Tommy Ton of Eastern Washington. And the intro text on the style.com’s page makes our fest the new best.
Congrats, Kyle, and congrats to the Northwest.
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