Fashion Friday (June 7th, 2012)

TGIF everyone! It's time for my fashion picks of the week. I found some great items for those of you who are upset that the Oklahoma Thunder is no longer the Seattle Sonics. While they are going to the NBA Finals, you can express yourself with one of these shirts from Bleach. I also found some cute bathing suits and other summer must-have accessories. When the sun finally decides to shine you'll be needing these! Like I always say, why stop by the crowded mall when you can find quality fashion with more personality right here in downtown Tacoma at our own local businesses?

Bleach 
1934 Pacific Ave, Tacoma, WA 98402
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Seattle Basketball Shirt (Sonic Colors)

My personal favorite, Seattle Sonics Robbed Shirt

Tacoma Anchor Shirt

Low Top Nike Shoes

Tacoma Bleach Logo Shirt

Sunglasses



London Couture 
746 Broadway, Tacoma, WA 98402
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A very high fashion shop, any woman can easily fall in love with! There is so much eye candy there that I couldn't help myself, I had to pop in for some shots to share with you.


Juicy Bag

Pink Lace Heel

Multicolored Bathing Suit Cover

Micheal Kors Purses

Coach Purse and Wallet

Black and white zebra stripe Stiletto

Juicy Gold and White Two Piece with Chains

Cute Young Girl One Piece 





Shop at any of these places and you will look great this summer whether you're in the city or at the beach. As always, when you stop by these shops be sure to let them know you seen them on the Duchess of Downtown Blog! Have a fabulous weekend and happy shopping!

xoxo,
  Lady Kashmir 

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