Tickets on Sale Now: Fashion meets Film Sept. 7 at Pacific Place
PACIFIC PLACE CELEBRATES THE RESURGENCE OF 90’S FASHION WITH A SPECIAL SCREENING OF FASHION DOCUMENTARY “UNZIPPED”
(SEATTLE, WA) - Pacific Place, Seattle’s premiere downtown shopping destination, is kicking off the fall fashion season with a special screening of the 90’s cult-fashion documentary, “Unzipped” starring American fashion designer Isaac Mizrahi on Thursday, Sept. 7 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. The behind-the-scenes documentary showcases the inner-workings of the fashion industry and takes viewers backstage at New York Fashion Week to witness the design process behind Mizrahi’s fall 1994 collection. This one-night only event at AMC Pacific Place 11 hosted in partnership with Seattle magazine will gather the style community to celebrate fashion and examine the ways that today’s pop culture has been heavily influenced by fashion trends of the 90’s. Event sponsors include Seattle Magazine, Gossip & Glamour and Styled Seattle. In honor of Ovarian Cancer Awareness during the month of September, 100% of event proceeds will be donated to The Rivkin Center for Ovarian Cancer Research.
“We can’t think of a better way to celebrate the fashion comeback of the 90’s than with this iconic film,” said Stephanie Heick, Director of Marketing at Pacific Place. “We’re excited to be kicking-off fall with an event that celebrates glamour and inspires the tastemakers in our city for the season ahead.”
The evening will kick off with a fashion cocktail party starting at 6 p.m., where guests can enjoy a glass of bubbly, strike a pose on the red carpet at the Seattle magazine photo booth, enjoy music from a DJ spinning classic 90’s tunes, and pick up a special swag bag. The evening will also include style giveaways, free popcorn, style sketches from Drawing Blueberry, and a special preview of fall fashion trends by stylist Darcy Camden of Styled Seattle. Tickets are $20, available via Eventbrite. Proceeds benefit The Rivkin Center for Ovarian Cancer.
Event Details
What: UNZIPPED: Fashion meets Film at Pacific Place
When: Thursday, Sept. 7, 2017
Where: AMC Pacific Place 11, 600 Pine St. Seattle, WA 98101
Time: Doors open at 6 p.m. The presentation begins promptly at 7 p.m. Tickets: $20 via Eventbrite at www.pacificplaceunzipped.eventbrite.com
About Pacific Place: Occupying an entire city block at the bustling intersection of Sixth Avenue and Pine Street, downtown Seattle’s most heavily trafficked intersection, Pacific Place offers more than 50 shops and restaurants including Barney’s New York, Tiffany & Co., Kate Spade New York, Din Tai Fung, Trophy Cupcakes, lululemon athletica and AMC Pacific Place 11. For more information, call (206) 405-2655, visit the web site at www.pacificplaceseattle.com, find Pacific Place Seattle on Twitter and Instagram @Pacific_Place.
About Gossip & Glamour: Gossip & Glamour is a Seattle-based marketing and PR firm that focuses exclusively on fashion industry clients. Founded in 2010 by Sydney Mintle, Gossip & Glamour takes a regional approach to PR and focuses on earned, organic media coverage through strategic events and market activations. www.gossip-glamour.com
About The Rivkin Center: The Rivkin Center for Ovarian Cancer aims to work towards envisioning a day when women no longer die of ovarian cancer. The three pillars of the organization include 1. Research - a global funder of research efforts aimed at finding solutions to ovarian cancer, funding over $10 million in ovarian cancer research, 2. Early detection - committed to finding a realiable test to detect ovarian cancer in it’s earliest stages, 3. Education - free educational workshops in the community to empower women to be proactive about their health by giving them tools for early detection, prevention, and self-advocacy. The organization was founded by renowned Swedish Cancer Institute medical oncologist Saul E. Rivkin, MD in memory of his wife Marsha, who lost her life to ovarian cancer. The Rivkin Center is a joint partnership with Swedish Medical Center and Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center. For more information visit: www.rivkin.org