Willamette Week

Paloma Clothing

First opened in 1975, Paloma Clothing continues to thrive in a world that’s seen many brick-and-mortar boutiques shutter.

Naked City Clothing

This macabre emporium packed full of vintage memorabilia and retro clothing is a punk rocker’s daydream.

Designer Michael Hawkins Makes Futuristic Clothes Inspired By Our Dystopian Present

With all his talk of innovation and inspiration, Portland designer Michael Hawkins could easily assume the role of a cultish tech CEO from a dystopian sci-fi film. His label Greater Good Conglomerate—abbreviated top 66/c—even sounds like a sinister global corporation from a not-so-distant future. And his clothes look the part, too.

At Downhouse Vintage, Nothing Is Gendered—From the Owners to the Clothing

If you believe your clothes explain you in ways you have trouble articulating, consider letting Downhouse handle your closet.

A Browse Through Portland’s Best New Boutiques

Talking shops.

Seven Steps to Sustainable Summer Style

If updating your wardrobe is on your list for the summer, chances are you want to do it right this time.

811 Burnside Has Become a Hub For Woman Designers

The corner of 8th Avenue and East Burnside has become a busy shopping destination, which can be largely attributed to the shops at 811 East Burnside.

Portland Company Wildfang Makes Jacket in Response to Melania Trump’s Recent Wardrobe Choice

Portland-based apparel company Wildfang wasn’t amused by Melania Trump’s recent fashion statement, so it pushed back with a its own jacket release.

A Conversation About Fashion and Gender With Portland Designer Alexa Stark

The American fashion industry’s largest party and networking event, New York Fashion Week, came to a close Feb. 16.

Five Messenger Bags That Aren’t Lame

Five must-have messenger bags that aren’t lame and won’t upset your Mint app too much.

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