Willamette Week

What Traditions or Interests Have You Passed on to Your Children?

Our favorite Portland looks this week.

Everywhere Space Is Part Consignment Shop, Part Art Gallery

The only thing more experimental than Everywhere Space’s clothes is its business model.

What Has Been Your Favorite Summer Moment?

Our favorite looks from Pickathon 2019.

Laika’s “Missing Link” Was a Historic Bomb, But Nike Tie-In Shoes Were an Unexpected Hit

Missing Link, the fifth movie from Oregon animation production company Laika, debuted in April, then disappeared faster than Bigfoot the second a camera comes out.

What Was Your Favorite Toy as a Kid?

Our favorite looks from the Cathedral Park Jazz Festival.

Portland Apparel Company Velu Is Making Faux-Fur Coats That Can be Worn at the Rave or on the Mountain

Fur doesn’t fly in Portland.

Ranch Pizza Is Bringing Its Detroit-Style Pies to Northwest Portland

Ranch Pizza, which currently serves its deep-dish, square-shaped Detroit-style pies out of a heavily-trafficked spot in Northeast Portland, is opening a second location in Nob Hill, at 916 NW 21st Ave. They’ll be moving into the space formally occupied by 21st Avenue Bicycles, which closed last year after a decade in business.

A New Festival Celebrates the Vibrancy of Portland’s Sneaker Culture

Hanging out with Ian Williams, it’s easy to see why he is the ideal guy to helm a streetwear festival in Portland.

Summer in Portland: Good, Bad or Awful?

Our favorite Portland looks this week.

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.

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