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Seattle’s known for its frigid temperatures and never-ending rain, so thank goodness

Published 7:00 am Monday, September 24, 2012

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June's Pride Parade allowed gay rights supporters to get in touch with their inner hotness.
People gathered in Seattle for Hempfest on Sunday, August 22, 2010. (Photo by Matthew Williams for The Seattle Weekly)
These chocolate drenched models bring a whole new meaning to food porn...
Mist, Seattle's lingerie-wearing women's football team, got all wet to wash cars and raise money for breast cancer research.
Though this soldier - dressed as 'Do Ask, Do Tell - is cute enough to be hot without the costume, his clever and timely idea just adds to his appeal.
June's Pride Parade allowed gay rights supporters to get in touch with their inner hotness.
Seattle's firemen showed their holiday spirit by posing sexily and signing calendars for interested parties at Babeland during early December.
The Emerald City Mudhens brought the hotness when they held a lube-wresting competition to raise funds so they could travel to an upcoming competition.
Seattle's annual Tattoo Expo, which took place during August this year, features tattoo artists from around the country and makes a strong argument for why tattoos are sexy...
December's Santacon allowed this Mrs. Claus to show her naughty side.
Seattle's firemen showed their holiday spirit by posing sexily and signing calendars for interested parties at Babeland during early December.
This year's Erotic Art Show, which took place in April, introduced Seattle to some very hot performers.
Sounders player Taylor Graham poses with fans at a Salvation Army fundraising event, proving good looks and a good heart sometimes go together.
In May, Lucha VaVoom! rolled into Seattle and kept its audience very entertained with wrestling matches and sexy performances.
The Emerald City Mudhens brought the hotness when they held a lube-wresting competition to raise funds so they could travel to an upcoming competition.
Sanity has never seemed more sexy - this woman was a participant in Seattle's Restore Sanity Rally in October.
Some of Seattle's most successful and best looking football players are women on
Next Halloween, if you want to avoid an overload of girls dressed in skimpy costumes, head over to Capitol Hill, where the boys know how to throw together a hot little number. Anyone tempted by this young man?
If October's ZomBCon prom taught us anything, it's that zombies can be hot too.
Next Halloween, if you want to avoid an overload of girls dressed in skimpy costumes, head over to Capitol Hill, where the boys know how to throw together a hot number.
The dykes on bikes who took part in June's Pride Parade made motorcycling look pretty hot.
In May, a Seattle Weekly photographer traversed Pioneer Square to get a feel for one of Seattle's most interesting neighborhoods. While on her assignment she ran into this dancer at Aura Nightclub.
This year's Erotic Art Show, which took place in April, introduced Seattle to some very hot performers.
Monica Guzman, who won Seattle Weekly's Best of the Web Award for sexiest blogger, posed with her fiance at the awards ceremony in June.
The Circus Una Motorcycle Thrill Show, which put on a spectacular show at September's Bumbershoot, combined sexy outfits with outrageous stunts.
Participants in June's Pride Parade flaunted their birthday suits.
Next Halloween, if you want to avoid an overload of girls dressed in skimpy costumes, head over to Capitol Hill, where the boys know how to throw together a hot little number.

Seattle’s known for its frigid temperatures and never-ending rain, so thank goodness we have these hotties to keep us warm.Photos by Matt Mason, the SW Street Team, James Castelline, Renne McMahon, Victoria Holt, Zibby Wilder, Rebecca Cohen, Justin Dylan Renney, Mohini Patel Glanz, Marcella Volpintesta, Nick Feldman, Catherine Robison, and Stephen Giang.Published on December 22, 2010

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