Author: Kathryn Drury Wagner

Honolulu foodies should check out the new store Magnolia, opening tomorrow at Kahala Mall.

Looking for a unique gift or colorful new outfit? Check out the just-opened imports store, Himalayan Treasure, in University Square.

What do Hawaii's most powerful businesswomen know that I didn't?

The heat is on in Honolulu. The waves are up on the North Shore. It's too hot to wear jeans, too hot for any clothing, period. Time to shop for a new perfume!

Honolulu Magazine's shopping editor found some cheap and eco friendly Halloween costumes.

To go with its Kona coffees, Honolulu Coffee Co. has a new line of chocolate.

Honolulu's Drift, which just opened a week and a half ago, is a welcome addition to the Kaimuki neighborhood.

Japanese jewelry line Q-Pot just opened its first U.S. location, at Ala Moana Center.

After working in fashion photography in New York City, Kate Ruggiero moved to Oahu three years ago. Inspired by Hawaii’s beaches and lifestyle, Ruggiero decided she wanted to learn how to sew a bikini, and for her 30th birthday, some…

What’s hot for the beach? We asked Honolulu’s Brazilian bikini expert, Nadia Riberio, to go over the top swimwear trends.

Jing Jing Tsong is a genius of an illustrator, based on the Big Island. Her work often appears in the pages of HONOLULU Magazine, and monthly, in my "Afterthoughts" column. Tsong has a knack at taking our writerly, esoteric concepts…

Downtown Honolulu’s newest store, Super Citizen, just opened on Monday on Pauahi Street.

Hawaii hair guru Paul Brown has come out with a new salon treatment and product line to tame unruly hair.

Benefit Cosmetics teamed with hair-removal icon Tweezerman, and sent HONOLULU Magazine a few of the products to road test.

A multiple Best of HONOLULU winner, men’s shoe store Leather Soul is expanding.

Pacific New Media opens a new contemporary photography show, featuring photographers from around Hawaii.

What kind of overachiever bakes his own hamburger buns?

On Monday, April 5, check out the stars of Oahu’s local dining scene as they debut on the Food Network’s “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.”

Noted tattoo researcher and practitioner Tricia Allen has inked a new book on Polynesian tattoo designs.