In Tacoma, winter doesn’t want to end (I blame the groundhog), blowing its icy breath with hail and snow pathetically into April. Trying to dress up winter looks has become a chore, so the sea of heavy jackets and windbreakers rages on, hopelessly wishing for spring. The miserable weather didn’t seem to faze fans lining up outside the doors of The Soccer Center last Saturday, waiting to cheer on their favorite Dockyard Derby Dames roller derby team.

 

Roller derby has become a crowd favorite, with hardcore chicks skating ferociously, knocking each other out of the way sending skates and skimpy skirts crashing, playing again at The Soccer Center on May 5.



Waiting to see the action, Jeremy Berg, manager of the Sheraton Hotel in downtown Seattle, was spotted attempting to stay dry under the Murph’s BBQ and Catering awning holding a delicious hot dog. Berg sported a thick wool coat from Macy’s, and layered it over a baby blue stripped T-shirt from the Gap, matching the blue of his eyes. He wore tailored looking jeans from Nordstrom, and tied his whole outfit together with black leather shoes from Macy’s and a gorgeous white gold necklace. The necklace holds special meaning to his family and honors his youngest brother Joel Berg. Berg, knows how to keep winter styles looking fresh even when it should be spring.