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Luly Yang DSP Polo 2.0 Review: Worth It for Drivers?

I tested the Luly Yang DSP Polo 2.0 for 30 days. Read this honest review on comfort, moisture-wicking, and durability for Amazon delivery drivers.

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I'm lucky to live in Seattle which is home to fashion designer Luly Yang. Her store front is across from an epic elder building so when I photograph her creations, the reflection in the window also happens to be majestic.

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Passage to Shanghai by Luly Yang

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Blue Morpho dress by Luly Yang

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Luly Yang, “A Monarch’s Tale” collection

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Metamorphosis

I recently researched a lot about Luly Yang’s work, how uniquely expressive she is, and the story behind it all. It was a cloudy and dreamy morning walk, down by the front blue window displays felt right out of ‘Breakfast At Tiffany's’ as the polished Audrey Hepburn. 

Her signature butterfly gown won in a 2001 fashion show. The metamorphosis from a graphic design career to designing couture inspires me greatly. I can’t wait to collaborate with her directly on the newest Luly Yang’s bridal collection in 2021. 

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Luly Yang

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BRIDES Seattle: Best Local Boutiques for Wedding Jewelry and Accessories

Photo: Twah Dougherty

Nothing makes your wedding gown sparkle (literally and figuratively) quite like the perfect jewelry and accessories. Even if your dress choice leans towards the understated and classic, the right type of jewelry and accoutrements are crucial for creating a wedding look that’s head-to-toe gorgeous. These Seattle stores offer tasteful, elegant jewelry and accessories for even the most discerning bride. Essenza This ultra-charming boutique on N. 35th Street is a wonderland of baubles, trinkets, and other girly musings. Not only will you find coveted Jamie Joseph gemstone rings or signature earrings by Melissa Joy Manning to complement your wedding day white, but brides can also browse the unique perfume section for a special scent your groom is sure to love. (P.S.: Essenza also serves as a delightful place to seek out fun, thoughtful gifts for bridesmaids!)

Luly Yang Luly Yang’s bridal salon specializes in sophisticated, truly luxurious gowns, with the accessories to match. Even if you find your perfect dress elsewhere, Luly Yang can help you style it to the nines with their stunning selection of jewelry, hair pieces, and veils. We are especially taken with her airy floor-length veils paired with whimsical butterfly hair combs. Read real brides’ reviews here!

See More: Check Out Some Of The Best Local Make Up Artists On Our Local Vendors Page

Blue Sky Bridal For the eco-conscious Seattle bride, Blue Sky Bridal is a godsend. This different type of bridal salon recycles bridal gowns to promote eco-awareness while offering budget-friendly options to brides. You’ll also find a plethora of feminine accessories to accent your look, including belts, sashes, veils, and baubles. The staff creates a cozy, welcoming environment where you’ll feel at home while playing dress-up with all of their wedding goodies. Read real brides’ reviews here! Pretty Parlor If retro glamour is more your style, Pretty Parlor is your one-stop shop. This high-end vintage boutique boasts a special bridal area, where you can browse breathtaking heirloom style accessories to go with your wedding gown. If you’ve been secretly pining over the idea of crystal brooches or a Kate Middleton-esque tiara for the wedding, Pretty Parlor has you covered, and then some.

Baleen Some brides prefer an understated, less-is-more approach when it comes to the styling of their wedding day attire. For this, we recommend Baleen. The Seattle design duo is known for their minimal yet impactful shapes that lend just the right amount of finish to your modern bridal ensemble.

Need more sparkle for your big day? Check out other jewelry stores on our Local Vendors page.

Source: Bride

BRIDES Seattle: Best Local Boutiques for Wedding Jewelry and Accessories was originally published on Autumn Leaves