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What’s Your Take On … Seattle in Vogue?

Do you recognize yourself as Karlie Kloss in Tevas and designer wool tied around her waist?

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This is what Vogue magazine thinks you look like.

And that’s what I get for not reading American Vogue on any kind of regular basis. (I won’t pretend to prefer ‘reading’ the Parisian or Italian version, but when I do pick them up, it’s the British edition.)

Melissa at the Seattle-based fashion and lifestyle site Jenesequa pointed out that Seattle is in the glossies yet again. The June issue of Vogue has Lynn Yaeger and Craig McDean hanging out in our backyards for the North by Northwest installment of the mag’s “America the Beautiful” series. (Only you can tell no one actually came here; they place the Four Seasons five minutes away from SAM; you’d have to take the long route, like through Green Lake, to spend more than 30 seconds getting from one to the other.)

I don’t have any problem with them referring to us as “sophisticated but disarmingly down-to-earth,” but it’s a bummer that they’re still buying into the Teva cliche (with Balenciaga?? I mean, c’mon). And really? The Nevermind cover again? Aren’t the Fleet Foxes big enough to name drop? Or is that a Portland band now?

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By R on Jun 14, 2011 at 4:47PM

Well put Laura! couldn’t agree more. Such a shame and lazy reporting on their part!

By Laura on Jun 14, 2011 at 5:23PM

Well, I don’t know that I want to accuse anyone of lazy reporting, but it WAS disappointing to see such easy cliches called up yet again …

By Jessica on Jun 21, 2011 at 10:29AM

Yes it was easy cliches but there’s no need to take ourselves this seriously. She looks very wilderness-chic. I’m just glad Seattle is getting so many great mentions lately!

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