The Look: Do you Have it?
By Seattle Mag November 8, 2012
Calling all designers! King 5’s Evening Magazine, with partners Neiman Marcus, 425 Magazine, The Shops at The Bravern, IADT Seattle, Brandbuddee.com, Red Door Spas, TCM Models and David Lawrence, are looking for designer contestants for The Look, a new televised fashion reality show set to air February 18th through 25th, 2013 on channel five.
The grand-prize winner will receive up to $10,000 for their line, coverage in 425 Magazine, and space to display their five-piece winning collection in Neiman Marcus at The Shops at The Bravern.
We’ll be watching this all unfold over the next few months. Can’t wait to see familiar and new-to-us local designers in their “make it work” moments live and in action!
Applications are due on November 16, so get cracking designers!
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