Holiday Gift Guide: Hale Jolly Christmas
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Cheers to the hosts who make our spirits and kitchens bright.
Have yourself a tropical little Christmas with island motifs and cheery, punchy hues.
We caught up with the veteran designer and learned more about her optimistic outlook, her fresh new space and how to rock tiny tops in a grown-up way.
If happy-happy, joy-joy were a store, this would be it.
Get a look at the popular L.A. boutique’s new treasure-filled outpost.
From photo shoots at exciting locales and the latest fashion and beauty trends, these local Instagram accounts will add tons of cool content to your feed.
Vacay in style with the Hilo label’s gorgeous lei, shell and flower patterns.
The new Ward Centre boutique, helmed by Kaiwen Wang-Nobriga, is home to the plumpest peonies, smoothest Singaporean teas and gorgeous Gucci wallpaper.
Yessah! Get your Christmas list and credit cards ready, because new fall releases from the beloved brand are popping up in stores and online, soon.
Get the scoop on all the hot sellers and the Hawai‘i tie that brought the designers together.
And did we mention, it’s chock-full of gorgeous swimwear?
Shop the brand in person this weekend at its Sig on Smith pop-up.
Meet the womenswear buyer obsessed with oversized button-downs, cool indie brands and hunting down the wardrobe of your dreams.
We talk with designer Jane Hoskins about the groundbreaking techniques she’s using to take the North Shore label green.
We chat with the crew at Kaka‘ako’s newest plant shop, Mari’s Urban Garden, about plant therapy, the best low-maintenance plants and its ultra-rare $1,500 monstera.
Meet the aloha shirt-loving hairstylist who counts Duke Kahanamoku, Uncle George Na‘ope and the Rap’s Hawai‘i characters, including Auntie Marialani, among his style influences.
Now you can shop Hawai‘i designer Saori Santos’ gorgeous summer-ready fashions in person.
Slip on these bright and breezy summer fashions from Hawai‘i boutiques.
Our style editor reveals the local designs she’s been obsessed over.
“The glass puakenikeni lei is just the beginning of what I hope to be an ever-evolving body of glass-lei work.”