Beautiful Mu‘umu‘u Worn at Mu‘umu‘u for the Museum 2025
Guests dressed to honor the spirit of old Hawai‘i in captivating mu‘umu‘u. Plus, a fashion show by Puamana Crabbe Designs, Princess Ka‘iulani Fashions and TAV Pacific.
Photo: Anthony Consillio
January may be Mu‘umu‘u Month, but that didn’t stop guests from showing out in their alohawear finest at this year’s Mu‘umu‘u for the Museum event, which took place on May 31 at Kaimana Beach Hotel.
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Sarah Kawakami in Kiyomi by ‘Iolani, Photo: Anthony Consillio
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Lilia Sugimura vintage Wahine, Photo: Anthony Consillio
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Deborah Gibson in Princess Ka‘iulani Fashions, Rachel Kawakami in Puamana Crabbe Designs, Photo: Anthony Consillio
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Ulalia Lee in Nake‘u Awai Designs, Hilarie Alomar in Puamana Crabbe Designs, Camryn Alomar in Princess Kai‘ulani Fashions, Chelsea Keehne, Photo: Anthony Consillio
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Bella Kalai in Waiwaiolani, Mia Niles in JC Penney, Photo: Anthony Consillio
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Malia Ramiro in Fumi, Photo: Anthony Consillio
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William Spincola in Royal Creations, Amanda Spincola in own design, Photo: Anthony Consillio
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Kawehi Apo in Manaola, Charmaine Ito in Nake‘u Awai Designs, Jamilee Jimenez in Nake‘u Awai Designs, Photo: Anthony Consillio
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Tali Goeas in Puamana Crabbe Designs, Photo: Anthony Consillio
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Aulani Kekuna in Shaheen, Rebecca Kekuna in Carol Bennett, Photo: Anthony Consillio
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Christine Villanueva in Rocket Ahuna, Photo: Anthony Consillio
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Kiele Muraco in vintage, Joy Stedman in vintage Lauhala, Mahinalani Cavalieri in Sears Hawaiian Fashions, Kirra Downing in vintage, Photo: Anthony Consillio
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Mahinalani Cavalieri in Sears Hawaiian Fashions, Photo: Anthony Consillio
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Aolani and Donna Takasaki in Simply Sisters by Lola, Photo: Anthony Consillio
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Joy Stedman in vintage Lauhala, Photo: Anthony Consillio
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Tara Kanakaole in TAV Pacific, Royce Enos in vintage Primo, Malia Ramiro in Fumi, Photo: Anthony Consillio
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Jaycinnth Hitzeman in Hilo Hattie, Lehua Watson in Keano, Photo: Anthony Consillio
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Ha‘a Keaulana, Matt Bruening, Photo: Anthony Consillio
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Kara and Naona Ramsey, Ava and Jeni Matsushige in Kahulale‘a, Photo: Anthony Consillio
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Patria Weston in Mamo Howell, Photo: Anthony Consillio
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Katie Drager in 1930s vintage, Keola Jarrett in Nake‘u Awai, Photo: Anthony Consillio
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Erin Effler in Mamo Howell and leipo'o by Cindy's Lei, Photo: Anthony Consillio
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Heidi Hayashi in Manuheali‘i, Layla Sahut in Eimeo, Lyn Correa in Fighting Eel, Photo: Anthony Consillio
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Sadie Eckart in Bete McInerny, Photo: Anthony Consillio
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Marge Eckerly in Tori Richards, Liz Shipman in Pomare, Lei Riela-Enoka in Marie Ah You, Photo: Anthony Consillio
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Ulalia Lee in Nake‘u Awai Designs, Rachel Kawakami in Puamana Crabbe Designs, Puamohala Kaholokula in Puamana Crabbe Designs, Kawehi Apo in Manaola, Janis Kane in Sig Zane Designs, Manu Powers, Kehaulani Keanaaina in Manuheali‘i, Alexa Zen in Nake‘u Awai Designs, Jamilee Jimenez in Nake‘u Awai Designs, Photo: Anthony Consillio
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Amy Schwab, Puamana Crabbe, Kealohilani Wong, Photo: Anthony Consillio
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Selena Costa in Mu‘umu‘u Library, Photo: Anthony Consillio
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Puamana Crabbe and Alexa Zen, Photo: Anthony Consillio
Hosted by Daughters of Hawai‘i, a local nonprofit dedicated to historic preservation in Hawai‘i, the annual fundraiser is always a draw for its celebration of Hawaiian fashion and culture, which manifests as an evening of music, mākeke and fantastic mu‘umu‘u.
Priscilla Soule of These Wild Days, Kelsie Kalohi of Kelsie Dayna Designs, Photo: Anthony Consillio
Festivities included a pop-up market, bouquet bar and live music by Nā Hōkū Hanohano Award-winning artist Kamakakēhau Fernandez. And guests enjoyed a fashion show by Puamana Crabbe Designs, Princess Kai‘ulani Fashions and TAV Pacific.
Photo: Anthony Consillio
This year’s event theme, He Pili Pa‘a: A Union of Love, Leadership and Legacy, honored the 1856 wedding of Queen Emma and King Kamehameha IV, known for their cultivation of healthcare, education, art and spiritual well-being in Hawai‘i.
For more info on the Daughters of Hawai‘i, visit daughtersofhawaii.org, @daughtersofhawaii
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Brie Thalmann is the managing style editor of HONOLULU Magazine.
