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Luly Yang previews new designs at Wells Fargo Women’s Roundtable

October 29, 2012 By Northwest Asian Weekly

Luly Yang (in green vest) is known for her evening wear, gowns, and dresses. (Photo by Assunta Ng/NWAW)

Seattle-based fashion designer Luly Yang previewed some of her latest pieces Thursday, Oct. 18, at a Wells Fargo Women’s Roundtable event.

From left: Event Organizers Sue Sewell; Mary Knell, president of the WA Wells Fargo Commercial Bankl; Erika Freitas; and Tran L. Meyers (Photo by Assunta Ng/NWAW)

The roundtable was attended by approximately 90 women and was held at the Four Seasons Hotel in Seattle.

Yang, who graduated from the University of Washington with a degree in graphic design, is well known for her bridal gowns and evening ensembles. She has been awarded Seattle’s best designer for seven years by Seattle Bridal magazine. 

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Filed Under: Names in the News Tagged With: 2012, Event Organizers Sue Sewell Mary Knell, Luly Yang, Seattle Bridal, Vol 31 No 44 | October 27 - November 2, Wells Fargo Women

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