Salvage Public designer Joseph Serrao incorporates the Hawaiian surf culture and the surrounding Pacific waters into his garment designs. Plus, the Serrao shares his favorite O‘ahu spots.

Small wonder that jewelry styles have taken a turn for the tiny this winter—flush with diminutive details each petite piece offers a giant dose of charm.

Fresh off creating her F/W 2014 collection, replete with edgy wax finishes, crisp chambray separates and modern shirtdresses, local designer Allison Izu Song delivers a guide on how to don the latest denim trends.

In fashion, just as in nature, great design is in the details. Case in point, winter’s crop of must-have accessories, outfitted with swingy fringe, graceful vine-like swirls, graphic studs and gorgeous ombre hues.

Ultra-luxurious fabrics in modern and retro-inspired designs glided down winter’s runways. Romantic notes of lace, airy chiffons and lustrous satins played wingman to grittier metals and leathers, creating enviable looks apt for a glamorous globetrotter.

Escape the every day with fall’s menagerie of exotic, animal-inspired accessories.

Exquisite, faceted rubies, emeralds and sapphires take your attire from modest beginnings to crowing moments.

Hawai‘i designers take on the solo earring trend with playful mix-match styles. Couple them up, or, ditch one side to play up the other’s single status.

Big Island stylist Jason Harsin hits a high note with his Hawai‘i-made, luxury hair care line.

War of the Roses: Put the posies back in your pout with fall’s dramatic lip pencils in deep, wine-red hues.

Turn up the heat in summer’s striking white fashions, a desirable mix of fluid and modern silhouettes that sizzle to dramatic effect.

Opt for warm-weather must-haves inspired by days of fun in the sun.