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Fashion ISSUE ISSUE Nº28 2019 fashion ISSUE PortlandInterview.com | $4.95 INTERVIEWS FashioNXT | Vintage Fashion | Judith Stokes | Melissa Berry | Jimmy Hickey Gustave Apiti | Tom Boehme | Pander Brothers | Sloane White | Mark Rainey VIEW THE CITY FROM THE 14th Floor OUR NEW LOCATION IS AT THE CORNER OF BROADWAY & WASHINGTON ON THE 14th FLOOR 707 SW Washington, Suite 1414 503.227.3437 JudithArnellJewelers.com REVIVE DESIGN est. 2011 // Portland, OR Couture Furniture For Everyday Living Experience the best new homes in the Portland area. Renaissance has been creating outstanding homes for over 33 years. With your lifestyle in mind, we are the market leader in trend-setting finishes and designs. Energy efficient and built to last with care and craftsmanship. 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Instead of rebuilding COUTURE the home, they donated the land to build an elementary school, TOM BOEHME 40 Le Jardin de Josette. In April, we PHOTOGRAPHER return to begin construction on PANDER BROTHERS 48 REFLECTIONS JUDITH STOKES MELISSA BERRY the cafeteria. We serve 150-200 MULTI-DISCIPLINARY ARTISTS children grades kindergarten through 4th grade. The difference SLOANE WHITE 62 we can make in Haiti is astound- FASHION DESIGNER ing and I feel so blessed to be a MARK RAINEY 68 part of giving children hope for CASCADE RECORD PRESSING the future. TRENDS To learn more about our school, WOMEN'S 72 please visit: RunGioFoundation.org MEN'S 74 WATCHES 76 HEALTH THE WELLNESS CENTER 78 JIMMY HICKEY GUSTAVE APITI TOM BOEHME NEWS VANCOUVER, WA 80 CAMAS, WA 80 THE PEARL 81 NW DISTRICT 81 DOWNTOWN 81 LAKE OSWEGO 82 FOREST HEIGHTS 82 MILWAUKIE 82 PANDER BROTHERS SLOANE WHITE MARK RAINEY 6 | PORTLANDINTERVIEW.COM ©2019 A division of Finance of America Mortgage LLC | | NMLS ID #1071 | 300 Welsh Road, Building 5, Horsham, PA 19044 | (800) 355-5626 Mortgage Banker License #0910184 | Licensed by the Department of Business Oversight under the California Residential Mortgage Lending Act LETTER CONTACT PORTLAND Last November, Portland Interview was extremely honored to receive the Best Fashion Pub- lication Award at the 8th Annual, Portland Fashion and Style Awards. To all of you who voted REACH OUT INTERVIEW for us, we cannot thank you enough! To say we appreciate your support is an understatement, 222 SE Alder St, #10 and we will continue to strive to meet the high expectations of any endeavor connected with PUBLISHERS DAVID BENTLEY this city’s thriving fashion industry. Portland, OR 97214 503.546.2977 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF JUSTIN FIELDS To understand a bit more about how Portland Interview reached award-winning status in fashion coverage, it’s helpful to know more about the magazine’s origins and fashion heritage. [email protected] ASSISTANT EDITOR JYSSICA YELAS This tradition of excellent fashion coverage began many years ago, with Publisher David Bentley’s first publication in Portland, Face Value, which followed his time working as a fashion CREATIVE DIRECTOR DAVID BENTLEY model and photographer in New York in the ‘80s and ‘90s. His next magazine, About Face, ADVERTISING INQUIRIES also gained much of its momentum and success from his close connection to the fashion ART DIRECTOR TIM SUGDEN influencers of Portland. [email protected] 503.546.2977 LEAD DESIGNER GARY MENGHINI Under our intrepid publisher’s leadership, Art Director Tim Sugden became one of the city’s most accomplished photographers, and Lead Designer Gary Menghini honed his remarkable Portland Interview Magazine and the entire contents WRITERS JUSTIN FIELDS, ADELLE MCLEAN, The New Pearl Perspective design skills. Office Manager Robin Farm has helped coordinate things from the beginning, of this issue are copyright 2019 Choose Local Media DAVID BENTLEY, JYSSICA YELLAS, and Marketing VP Al Denison, along with Advertising Account Executives Grant Thurston, Kyle Inc., all rights reserved and may not be reproduced in Collins, and Denny Schleifer have always provided excellent service to all our valued clients. BYRON BECK, KAILLA COOMES, any manner, in whole or part without written permission KYLE COLLINS, KATIE WISE, KYLE SOSA, Another major factor in the success of Bentley’s publications has been the consistent empha- from Choose Local Media, Inc. sis on supporting local businesses. To choose local is to choose wisely, particularly in Portland, BONNIE KNIGHT, DEBRA YERGEN where ingenuity, persistence, creativity, and hard work have resulted in businesses and indi- Published by Choose Local Media, Inc. viduals that achieve unique and lofty goals. That’s why we’re so appreciative of those in the Portland Oregon © 2019 PHOTOGRAPHERS TIM SUGDEN local fashion scene who open up to our writers by telling their valuable stories. ASST. PHOTOGRAPHER JOSHUA LEE BURNETT Speaking of our writers, I would be remiss if I didn’t mention the contribution of dozens of writers throughout the years, who have consistently joined forces with the city’s most compel- COVER PHOTO YI TIN, DESIGNER: STONE CROW DESIGNS (SEATTLE, WA) ling personalities to bring our readers interviews and stories that are engaging and revealing Facebook.com/PortlandInterview in surprising ways, as our interview subjects convey their unique wisdom and experiences. VP/MARKETING & SALES AL DENNISON In this Fashion Issue, you will find articles and interviews exemplifying our ongoing dedication ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES TIM SUGDEN, DAVID BENTLEY, to covering all facets of the flourishing fashion scene in Portland. Interviews with Gustave Apiti, Sloane White, Tom Boehme, Jimmy Hickey, and much more await you as you peruse these Read online @ AL DENNISON, KYLE COLLINS, pages, as well as luxurious and immersive photography and design. PortlandInterview.com GRANT THURSTON, DENNY SHLEIFER Enjoy! OFFICE MANAGER ROBIN FARM Justin Fields A New Venture and a Whole New Perspective. Editor-in-Chief DISTRIBUTION KATIE WISE Welcome to Vista. Green spaces. Distinctive design. Portland Interview Magazine Thoughtful amenities, like private verandas, Christina Wise a garden terrace, even a dog-washing room. It’s all Principal Broker Curator of Real Estate waiting for you, right along with your next adventure. for 26 Years 541.788.4253 [email protected] LIVE IN THE VISTA CONDOMINIUMS IN 2018 NOW SELLING VISTA CONDOMINIUMS. From $415,000 to $3,000,000+ VISTA SHOWROOM OPEN DAILY: 10-5 M-F, 11-5 S-S or by appointment. Licensed in Oregon and 1130 NW 10th Avenue, Portland, OR Washington 200102187 503.227.2000 | Vistanorthpearl.com I Am Looking For a Bigger Backyard! Maybe You Can Help? I FEATURE Owner, Derby interview f the hat ip o to t ’s JUDITH STOKES At the intersection of North Interstate Avenue and Argyle Street, a towering statue of Paul Bunyan, created in 1959 for Oregon’s big centen- nial celebration, welcomes locals and visitors alike to North Portland’s bustling Kenton District. Earlier this year another legend, native Oregonian Judith Stokes, 41, opened the doors to her brunch-centric restaurant, Derby, just a block away from Big Paul, giving everyone just one more reason to check out this quirky neighborhood to the north. Derby is located on North Denver Avenue in the space that was once home to Karen Harding’s Cup & Saucer Cafe. With Derby, Stokes, who for the last six years was living and working on the north coast in Astoria, Oregon, saw a chance to return to her roots—she grew up just across the Columbia River in Hazel Dell, Washington—and also contribute to a quickly evolving community. A former food cart owner in both Portland and Astoria (she is perhaps best known for the much-missed North Mississippi Avenue-based Tita’s Pista), Stokes’ Derby primarily focuses on breakfast options with specials that highlight her Filipino heritage, including the spring rolls known as lumpia (she loves them so much she has one tattooed on her arm). Portland Interview Magazine had a chance to speak to Stokes between her shifts at Derby. Here’s what she had to say: WORDS Byron Beck PHOTOGRAPHY Tim Sugden 10 | PORTLANDINTERVIEW.COM 11 I interview Organic OregOn hemp cbd, lOcally prOduced, family Owned What was it like growing up in the Northwest? good to open a spa/holistic skincare and cosmetic shop. I ended up Hazel Dell was a good neighborhood for doing all the kid stuff of opening a food cart in the parking lot of that business two years later. the ‘80s like riding bikes, playing at friend’s houses, skateboarding, and also getting into mischief like you do as most kids without How did you end up back in Portland? supervision. And trouble. I got into lots of trouble, especially On a visit home for Christmas last year it hit me that I needed as a teen. One thing for sure is that I’ve always loved and been to move back to be closer to family. I still had my businesses in grateful to have grown up 15 minutes from Portland where I spent Astoria and didn’t quite know which direction I’d take profes- my teens in the ‘90s going to shows, watching the resurrection of sionally if I came back.
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