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Last week in Atlanta Jordan Lucas Jersey , Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce may not have been on the field playing for a Super Bowl ring, but he was definitely in good company at The Garage — a lounge located in the heart of Atlanta’s Tech Square — participating in Microsoft’s invite-only, star-powered fashion show: Make Style Happen — The Future of Fashion.The event, which also featured New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara and New York Jets safety Jamal Adams, took place at the VIP Microsoft Lounge and was a culmination of this year’s Surface-NFL Make Believe Happen campaign, which celebrates the ability of NFL stars to turn your dreams into reality through the use of technology like Surface.Microsoft SurfaceEach athlete walked the runway decked out in their own fresh Damien Williams Jersey , individual styles, then joined a discussion with designers from The Trophy Room, a brand by Marcus Jordan (Michael Jordan’s son), and Gentleman’s Playbook. The panel discussion — hosted by Kelce’s girlfriend Kayla Nicole — honed in on what kind of role technology plays in each athlete’s design process, as well as the future of style and fashion.Kelce, who has always been very open with us here at Arrowhead Pride about his love of fashion and the role it plays in both his life and career Tyrann Mathieu Jersey , shared how his life experiences helped pave the way for the look he owns — on and off the field — now and into the future.“Every day at school was a fashion statement and I appreciated how everybody had their own individual swag to what they were doing and sure enough that molded into something special when I got to the league,” Kelce said. “I have fun with the way I dress; it’s something I enjoy doing. That’s the best part about teaming up with Microsoft, this (Surface) tablet is transitioning technology into fashion which makes it easier to find the patterns that you’re looking for.” Other activities included Surface and Xbox-themed (which of course included playing Madden) and what Microsoft calls activations revolving around passion points in music, gaming, fashion, film Steven Nelson Jersey , and content experiences.There was an unplugged performance from hip-hop star 6LACK, as well as spaces that allowed guests to interact with new Microsoft technology in unique and fun ways, giving them a hands-on experience with the latest Surface devices, headphones and more. The Seahawks say trading defensive end Frank Clark wasn’t their plan this offseason, but plans changed when they found out how much the Chiefs were willing to offer.Seahawks General Manager John Schneider said they weren’t in a hurry to get rid of Clark, but the Chiefs’ offer of a first-round pick and a second-round pick was an offer they couldn’t refuse.“They were extremely aggressive throughout the process Tony Gonzalez Jersey ,” Schneider said, via our Curtis Crabtree at KJR. “We had budgeted to keep Frank. We were hoping to do the long-term deal with him. The deal in Dallas [DeMarcus Lawrence] didn’t help things. Kansas City was very aggressive and it just got to the point where we had to help the team and do what’s right for the organization.”Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said the combination of what it was going to cost to keep Clark, and what the Chiefs were offering, made the trade the right move.“Yeah we love Frank and he did a bunch of great stuff here,” Carroll said. “We had every intention of doing a long-term deal with him and hoped that we could. The market just went crazy. It just went out there so far, we just couldn’t work it in so we had to make him available at the end of it. . . . We wish him the best. We loved him Derrick Thomas Jersey , we really did and hate that we couldn’t stay together. Frank had a great opportunity that we weren’t going to be able to afford him here. We love him so much that we’re happy for him in that regard.”No matter how much they love Clark, that Chiefs offer was too good to pass up.