Just out. (Portland, OR) 1983-2013, March 03, 2006, Page 8, Image 8

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After months of searching for a location, 3rd
Girl Designs opened Portland’s only gay pride
store Feb. 3.
What started as a booth at
Portland Pride has expanded
into a boutique of rainbow gear,
all year round. Besides attire,
costume jewelry and some home
items, the shop shows art on
consignment from local gay and
lesbian artists.
The store strives to carry a variety of items not
found in other shops tn Portland. This is achieved
through shopping at local stores and expos and
over the Internet.
The people behind 3rd Girl are
co-owners Kay Long and Maggie
Wilson and business associate
Cecil Lasure.
“I don’t want to be the store
that has a two-foot pride section.
I want the pride to be overflow­
ing,” said Long, a third-generation
Portlander.
Long, who is bisexual, said she
hopes the store will become a
landmark for Portland’s queer
community. The store is arranged
as a comfortable meeting spot and
place to visit and pick up the cur­
rent issue of Just Out.
“We just want to promote that
Portland is a livable city. It’s a pos­
itive community where everyone is
accepted for who they are,” she
said.
Long says she believes in giving
back to the community and fre­ Ellie Jaramillo, owner of Open & Out Salon in Milwaukie,
quently sponsors candidates for the strives to create a welcoming atmosphere for her clients
Imperial Sovereign Rose Court.
Besides a typical hair and nails salon, Open &.
For more information visit 1007 S.W Morrison
Out provides professional makeup application with
St. or call 503-880-5296.
a full-service cosmetics bar, makeovers, waxing
Suburban Style
treatments and massage.
Jaramillo suggests that new clients meet with
Suburban life became a little more stylish, and
her for a free consultation to discuss their beauty
convenient, with the recent opening of Open &
needs.
Out Salon.
The shop is designed with an industrial feel
Owner and aesthetician Ellie Jaramillo opened
the salon in January to bring a full range of services and warm colors to create a welcoming atmos­
to clients who might not feel as welcome in stan­ phere for all.
For more information call 503-353-8400, visit
dard salons in Milwaukie and are tired of fighting
www.openandoutsalon.com or stop by at 6128 S.E.
traffic into Portland to get the beauty treatments
King Road.
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Jaramillo says her clientele is a mix of queer,
creative, artistic types and other folks vested in the
suburban community.
“It’s open to whomever or
whatever walks through the
door. Provided they are polite
and kind, they’re welcome,”
she said.
According to Jaramillo,
beauty is an ongoing learning
process, and she requires her
employees to continue their
education by attending nationwide conferences
and workshops. She has been in the beauty indus­
try for 22 years and has owned three other business­
es in the past.
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From left, Kay Long, Cecil Lasure and Maggie Wilson specialize in products boasting everyday pride.