Pamela Baker-Miller, founder and owner of Frances May, standing in a stylish clothing boutique wearing a red top and carrying a light blue Randoseru.

Pamela Baker-Miller

Founder/Owner of Frances May

Pam wearing a frilled fluorescent-yellow shirt and carrying a light blue Randoseru backpack

The contrast between Pam's frilled fluorescent-yellow standing collar shirt and her light blue Randoseru makes it look like a work of art thanks to her fashion magic.

Pam standing in her boutique Frances May surrounded by clothing displays

In 2008, together with her grandmother, she opened Frances May, a boutique that carries unique, integrity and independent brands from the US and abroad. It's an iconic store that's at the forefront of the Portland fashion scene.

Pam wearing her Tsuchiya Kaban light blue Randoseru backpack
Pam at Frances May, preparing to open the store

”The reason I picked the bright blue Randoseru is that I often wear neutral outwear such as gray, black and navy. The blue leather adds a pop of color on a dominant neutral palette”

Pam putting her wallet into a light blue Randoseru backpack
Pam carrying her light blue Randoseru backpack and wearing a beautiful red knit top

”My fashion tip is to wear clothes that make you feel good in your skin and give me confidence in to achieve goals for the day. The Randoseru is the cherry on top.” The bag is accented with charm beads that were handmade by her son.

Close-up of the inside of Pam's Randoseru showing Frances May business card and tissue paper

The interior and inner flap are customized with her company's, Frances May's business card, and the original tissue paper.
"One of my favorite things about this Randoseru is the hard-structured body; there is plenty of room for my laptop, wallet, and phone, etc."

Interior view of Frances May shop with displays and decor

Pam standing in her shop surrounded by clothing racks and displays

"In addition to the US-made, we also work with Japanese manufacturers that have a good reputation for textiles and craftsmanship. I think the technique and reliability of Japanese products are one of the best in the world."

Frances May
521 SW 10th Ave Portland, OR
503 227 3402
@francesmayshop / HP