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Evan Deuvall

What’s Your Covid Fashion? I WOULD VENTURE TO SAY THAT MOST OF US HAVE A NEWLY FOUND SENSE OF FASHION AFTER LIVING IN THESE COVID TIMES. Whether you are donning couture masks and a business suit, a sundress and bandanna, or cuddled up in comfy clothes on the couch, we’ve got you covered.

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Dana Rudolph CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Serge Foley, Matthew McCauley, Lindsay Sellin; ARNP, RD, Tommy Bahama, Jennifer Simpson CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

Josie Turner, Kirkland Heritage Society, Lindsay Sellin; ARNP, RD, Tommy Bahama

Read about Kirkland boutiques in our Local’s Choice column and let’s all do our part to patronize these incredibly resilient shops who are here for us. Most are shipping their merchandise to your front door, and if not, they are open with safe practices for social distancing. Seattle staple Tommy Bahama so graciously contacted us this month to showcase their fall collection, some of which graces our Fashion Issue cover, and our local historian shares with us the bathing beauties of “old Kirkland”. Wow, after the covid19 (pounds), their style might just make a comeback! We don’t mean to make light or lessen the severity of this virus, but we do need to laugh a little and remember times past. We hope you enjoy this column and see just how much women’s swim attire has evolved over the years.

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be face-to-face with each other again. I don’t know about you, but that glimmer of hope is what saves me. Please don’t be a stranger. As we continue to distance, we are also here for each other in wonderfully accountable ways. If you would like to share an idea for content, a local event, or photos, please never hesitate to contact us. Even though everyone’s circumstances are drastically different, we are truly in this together and we want to know what’s going on with you. Reach out, say hello, and keep in touch while you’re #KeepingItKirkland. Stay strong and stay healthy, Kirkland. We hope to see you all soon.

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INSIDE THE ISSUE SEPTEMBER 2020

FEATURES 14 William Turner Celebrating An Artistic Icon

16 Bathing Beauty Couture 24 Tommy Bahama Fall Fashion 2020

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30 Fashionable Food Crab & Shrimp Louie Salad

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SEATTLE THREAD COMPANY Seattle Thread Company offers clothing, shoes, accessories, leather goods, stock and made-to-measure suits and sport coats, formal wear, tailoring and gifts for men in Seattle and online. We are focused on providing the best quality clothing possible with a curated collection of contemporary and classic brands. We have built an agile omni-channel business from the ground up offering a modern and reliable shopping experience with real-time inventory, fast order fulfillment, and advanced customer interactions. We bring you the latest in retail tech and four decades of experience in the clothing industry.

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CLEMENTINE Our shoppe is on Park Lane in Downtown Kirkland, just off the shores of Lake Washington. CLEMENTINE is a two-story boutique with unique home décor and gifts for your home, friends, family & you. In partnering with Hopelink, we donate 10% of our net profits from all sales, to help those in need in our community. To broadly summarize our offerings, we carry furniture & décor, gifts, jewelry & apparel, bath & body, cards & stationery. Additionally, CLEMENTINE Gift Cards are available, and we offer a complimentary gift bag “wrapping” service.

NYANZA Glamorous, chic and utterly exclusive, Nyanza Bridal is the new go-to bridal boutique for high-end designer wedding gowns. The shop is proud to present a curated collection of luxury gowns from internationally renowned wedding dress designers. As the exclusive retailer for designers like Vera Wang, Galia Lahav and Anne Barge, Nyanza is home to a collection of dresses not available anywhere else in Washington! From classic to contemporary and fashion-forward, gowns at Nyanza are the epitome of elegance, and highlight the world where classic and couture bridal intersect. www.nyanzabridal.com

HEPBURN Hepburn specializes in everyday fashion catered to the lifestyle of women over 40. This lovely boutique offers all of the essentials from control top leggings and slimming camis, to Boho and fashion-trending looks. Hepburn believes in wearing linen year-round, and loves to dress up their basics with handmade, fun jewelry. You can always find the perfect gift for that special someone at Hepburn including candles, scarves, and one-of-a-kind jewelry pieces from local designers. Stop by 140 Park Lane and follow Hepburn on Instagram & Facebook for the latest in fashion.

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CRUSH FOOTWARE Crush Footwear is a locally-owned and operated women’s shoes and accessories boutique since 2012. We strike a balance between style and comfort, curating our selection of must-have footwear with our customer in mind. We carry footwear from around the world, and also offer a selection of accessories including hats, scarves, hosiery, eye wear, and shoe care products. We are open Monday thru Saturday 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. and Sunday 12 - 4 p.m.

RAGAMOFFYN’S Ragamoffyn’s is a long-standing women’s consignment boutique featuring well priced quality labels and designer wear. With inspiring window displays reflecting the identity of the store, the interior is strategically designed for convenience; featuring a designer room, a funky section, and a room devoted to items marked 50% off the original store price. Carefully selected inventory comes to us from our valued consignors allowing clients to shop with trust and confidence. Ragamoffyn’s staff are pro shoppers and delighted to provide an honest opinion with your purchasing decisions. 132 Park Lane Kirkland, WA 98033 (425) 828-0396

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THE NORTHWEST HAS A TRADITION OF ARTISTS WORKING LONG INTO THEIR CAREERS. It is an unusual few who can claim five decades of successful contribution to our art world. William Turner is one of those rare breeds. His work is in the collections of the Museum of Northwest Art and the Tacoma Art Museum. Locally, he was included in Bellevue Art Museum’s Pratt Teaching Artists show a couple years ago. Although nearly 80, he goes to his studio nearly daily, and most recently completed a six-foot commission for a client in Seattle. Turner’s life was not always art. Like many of his generation, Vietnam took him to the battlefield. After earning his BFA from UPS in 1964, Turner enrolled for Naval Officer Candidate School. He served as the Gunnery Officer on the USS Radford, completing two cruises. He was awarded two Bronze Stars, about which he jokes, “Aw, they give those to everybody.” Upon returning home, he entered the graduate art program at the UW. He studied with Alden Mason, Jacob Lawrence, and Michael Spafford, whose influences have a profound effect upon his work. Turner’s first public exhibition was in 1970 for the 56th Annual Exhibition of Northwest Artists, Seattle Art Museum. His first solo exhibition was in 1979 at the Kiku Gallery, Seattle. Today, he is represented by Ryan James Fine Arts, Kirkland.

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ARTICLE SERGE FOLEY | PHOTOGRAPHY JOSIE TURNER

Turner’s abstract paintings create a vibrant field of color and energy whereby figures or landscapes shape a rhythmic imagination evolving out of his process of painting, always, to jazz. He seeks color juxtapositions, for inspiration. “I am always hoping to see something interesting or come upon a juxtaposition… I store it away in the back [of my mind] and just take that information when I’m painting,” he explains. Turner’s paintings draw in the viewer to fanciful spaces, inspiring the viewer to find their own images in the work. His paintings evolve by putting down layer upon layer “I play with colors and see what works and what doesn’t work, and when I finally get in that stage like the piece is painting itself, it’s thrilling.”

“Agamemnon Speaks to 2020” Oil on Canvas 24x18 2020

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TIMES PAST

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KIRKLANDERS HAVE ALWAYS HAD A SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP WITH THE WATER. That may seem obvious given we are a lakeside community, but Kirkland’s fondness of the water has always exceeded that of neighboring Lake Washington communities, like Bellevue, Renton and Mercer Island, who lacked the various summer festivals and waterfront park acquisition and development priorities. As summer ebbs and we prepare to enter fall, here is a short photo retrospective of what Kirkland women wore while enjoying the lake and Peter Kirk Pool in the pre-bikini era. (Men’s have been much less interesting— prior to 1940, swim trunks and tank tops; post-1940, just swim trunks). The first photo is hand colored and from the 1910s. It came from the personal photo album (now in the Kirkland Heritage Society’s French Collection) of Olivia French, later Davis, daughter of Houghton-area pioneer Harry French, who came from Maine as an adult with his parents in 1872. The lake level was about nine and a half feet higher back then, so the trestle over the swampy shoreline would be about where Lake Washington Boulevard is today. The French home is visible in the background, it was located about a half block east of Lake Washington Boulevard on today’s NE 63rd Street, so where the four young women are standing is dry land today, where the Washington Shores II Condominium now stands. The girls are wearing what were called wash dresses, in those days the preferred attire for Lake Washington fun. Note, too, how swampy the area was, no real beach, but given the happy looks on their faces they did not let a little mud up to their shins ruin a good time. The second photo was taken at Juanita Beach in the mid-1920s. These girls attended the old Union ‘A’ High School, as it was known officially, which stood at today’s Heritage Park. The girl at the left of the photo is Alice Patty, whose photo album this image was scanned from, granddaughter of the pioneer Clark family and daughter of Ollis Patty, the Town of Kirkland’s first treasurer back in 1905. The girl in the center’s name is unknown, but on the right was Alice Peck. Because the high school was unofficially called Kirkland High, she has the large “K” on her letter sweater. Wool swimsuits were then the order of the day and so few people owned their own that renting them was a revenue source for the then privately operated Juanita Beach. At the right edge of the photo a row of small vacation cabins are seen, those were the Juanita Beach Cabins, called by many simply the “red and white cabins”, given their paint scheme. The cabins stood for nearly 50 years, demolished in the early 1970s to make way for the building currently on the site. The third image also comes from Alice Patty’s album. Here the girls are seen at Madison Park, the Kirkland ferry’s western terminus. Cigarette smoking was thought to make one look older and more sophisticated, but had they done it at a Kirkland beach word would have doubtless gotten back to their parents, so they would ride the ferry to Madison Park where they were less likely to get caught.

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The fourth image of the young woman holding the “Wafford” sign was captured on August 17, 1946 at Kirkland’s first Summer Festival. For a town weary of WWII, the festival created a fun-filled weekend which included lots of activities and competitions on the lake. One, a pig swimming derby that in those pre-television days was filmed by a newsreel crew and brought Kirkland into movie theaters across the nation. A handful of female UW students were enlisted to pose holding signs for each pig, Wafford being the pig she promoted. Sadly, Wafford lost, and the honor went to a pig called the Rose of Normandie. The fifth photo takes us up to 1968 and Kirkland’s famous Dorothy “Didi” Anstett. Didi was from a large Kirkland family and made her way up through several smaller beauty pageants in her teens to ultimately earn first runner up in the 1967 Miss Washington Pageant. While a UW student in 1968, she brought national focus to Kirkland by winning Miss Washington USA and then going on to become Miss USA of 1968. She then went on to represent the US in July of that year in Miami at the Miss Universe Pageant, hosted by game show host Bob Barker, where she placed 4th out of 65 contestants. The sixth image takes us to swimming lessons at the Peter Kirk pool in the summer of 1970, two years after the pool opened. Unlike today’s municipal projects, it was built after a community campaign of donations and volunteer labor. All of the lifeguards and swimming instructors wore the same red and white striped suits with their various accomplishment badges sewn onto them. These young women had the patience of saints! Finally, a summer of 1971 Kodak 110 instamatic shot of Juanita Beach on a weekday. Most moms of young kids were home in those days, so on a hot day Juanita Beach was the site of these intrepid women and a few teenage lifeguards trying to keep a lid on the utter mayhem. For most of these women utility was the name of the game, not fashion, as these trips were usually a non-stop adventure in keeping track of everybody, preventing sunburns, removing sunscreen from eyes, stopping splash fights, consoling the losers of splash fights, and reminding everybody that the concession stand was a privilege, not an entitlement.

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08 A Norkirk Neighborhood resident models her new swimsuit, c.1955 09 A young woman prepares to dive into Juanita Bay, c.1916 10 1946 Summer Festival Pig Derby

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11 Lake Washington High School Girls JV Swim team, c.1940

12 1946 Summer Festival waterski demonstration, US Olympic Waterski Team member Norma Lyons thrills Kirkland crowds. 13Â 1946 Summer Festival Pig Derby

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Kirkland Lifestyle | September 2020

CRAB & SHRIMP LOUIE SALAD LOOKING TO CREATE FASHIONABLE FOOD FOR YOUR LATE SUMMER AND EARLY FALL (LIMITED) GATHERINGS? This delicious and colorful salad pleases the most discerning palate along with the most critical eye. For a fun spin, put all the salad toppings in a bowl on a lazy Susan in the middle of the table with tongs so everyone can build their own. Don’t eat eggs? No problem! Want more shrimp than crab? Go for it! It was so easy to put together and much more fun to entertain without the headache of timing a hot meal!

ingredients SALAD: + Romaine lettuce, chopped + Lump crab meat (I buy at @costco) + Bay shrimp + Grape tomatoes, halved + Lemon wedges + Bacon, chopped + Hard boiled eggs (large chop) LOUIE DRESSING: + 1 cup mayonnaise + 1/4 cup ketchup + 2 Tbsp lemon juice + 1 Tbsp chopped pickles + 1 garlic clove, minced + 1/2 tsp Worcestershire + 1 tsp cream horseradish (I like the classic @beaverbrand) *more or less, depending on how much heat you want!!* + 1/4 tsp paprika + 1/4 tsp chili powder + 1/4 tsp salt + 1/4 tsp ground black pepper

directions Whisk all ingredients in a bowl, taste, and adjust as needed. Transfer to a serving dish. Ideally let the dressing sit refrigerated for at least 30 minutes to let flavors blend together.

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E A T

HEALTHY LIFESTYLE

KEEP YOUR PLATE IN STYLE WITH THESE FOODS THAT WILL HELP YOU LOOK + FEEL GOOD

ARTICLE HAYLEY HYER

P R E T T Y

H E A LT H Y /// CARROTS

EYES

/ / / S W E E T P OTATO E S /// PUMPKIN /// BUTTERNUT SQUASH VITAMIN A IS ESSENTIAL TO PROTECTING THE CORNEAS OF OUR EYES. By taking care of your corneas, you can extend the health of your eyesight and reduce vision loss with age. An easy way to remember what to eat for healthy eyes is to look for orange foods. Carrots, sweet potatoes, pumpkin, and butternut squash are all high in vitamin A.

Kirkland Lifestyle | September 2020

/// FLAX SEED /// WALNUTS /// CHIA SEEDS /// FISH

H E A LT H Y SKIN Did you know that vitamin A is also imperative for skin health? So while you’re caring for your corneas, you’re also boosting your outer glow. If you want to kick it up a notch, be intentional about eating plenty of foods with omega-3 fatty acids to reduce acne and inflammation and help your skin produce its own collagen. For your healthy fats, go for flax seed, walnuts, chia seeds, and fish.

/// EGGS /// BROCCOLI

HAIR

/// SPINACH

H E A LT H Y

/// SALMON

For soft, flowing tresses, make sure you’re getting an equal amount of B vitamins in your diet. We naturally get plenty of B-6 because it’s in most grains, but it’s easier to end up with a biotin or B-12 deficiency if you don’t pay attention. Focus on foods like salmon, eggs, spinach, and broccoli for a healthy balance of B vitamins for your hair.

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