Laura Shelly, Fayette Hauser, Michael Cepress, Robbie Turner
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Laura Shelly, Fayette Hauser, Michael Cepress, Robbie Turner
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Renato Bartoli, Alida Latham
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Renato Bartoli, Alida Latham
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Nordstrom Model
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Nordstrom Model
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Birgitta Bjerke
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Birgitta Bjerke
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Anna Polesny, Renato Bartoli, Brad Harlow, Alison Lewis-Harlow
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Anna Polesny, Renato Bartoli, Brad Harlow, Alison Lewis-Harlow
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Aarin Burch, Alexandra Jacopetti Hart
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Aarin Burch, Alexandra Jacopetti Hart
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Elizabeth Lovecraft, Julia Sepulveda
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Elizabeth Lovecraft, Julia Sepulveda
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Gordon Barnett, Stephen Silha
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Gordon Barnett, Stephen Silha
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David Albright, Christine Kirk
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David Albright, Christine Kirk
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Stefano Catalani
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Stefano Catalani
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Alec Remington, Angelina Furusho, Ethan Eames
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Alec Remington, Angelina Furusho, Ethan Eames
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Melissa and David Jimison
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Melissa and David Jimison
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Won Isreal
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Won Isreal
Party attendees donned their grooviest 1960s and ‘70s attire to celebrate Bellevue Arts Museum’s newest exhibition, Counter-Couture: Fashioning Identity in the American Counterculture, guest curated by local Seattle designer, Michael Cepress. The exhibition showcases garments, jewelry, and accessories of American makers who crafted the very reality that they craved, on the margin of society and yet at the center of an epochal change. Many artists from the exhibition were in attendance and guests enjoyed music from the era by KEXP’s DJ El Toro.
