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Island Lookbook

 

Island Lookbook: Malia Lins Costa

It’s always summer in Hawaii, or so it seems, and you’re just as likely to see women in swimwear running errands or enjoying lunch with friends as at the beach. For designer Malia Lins Costa of Pikai Swim Hawaii, there are no rules when it comes to ocean fashions. Read more

Island Lookbook: Chase Hamano

Chase Hamano has a serious green thumb and an eye for sleek design. This is apparent in his work: His company, Momo Terrascapes, produces ikebana-inspired plant arrangements that are “easy to love yet hard to kill.” Its most popular items are succulents housed in Japanese ceramics. Read more

Island Lookbook: Sean Tadaki

The lunchtime crowd in the crosswalk at Bishop and Queen streets in downtown Honolulu is a blur of muted aloha shirts and trim pencil skirts, save for one figure: Sean Tadaki, wearing a navy blue suit, crisp white shirt, paisley-print tie and slicked-back ponytail on his way to his Topa tower office. Read more

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Island Lookbook: Amina Peterson

Whether it’s a fabulously oversized pair of gold hoop earrings or thick, black, square-framed glasses, Amina Peterson’s bold fashion choices always make her stand out from the pack. Read more

Island Lookbook: Noelani Love

Noelani Love’s resume — mother, yoga instructor, jewelry designer and doula — is a testament to her free-spirited lifestyle. The North Shore resident is also a singer and bodysurfer, and leads women’s retreats to Bali. Read more

Island Lookbook: Chloe Aquino

Chloe Aquino is no stranger to glam. The Hawaii Pacific University student, who was raised on the Big Island and Oahu, regularly models, walks in fashion showsand competed in the 2016 Miss Hawaii Teen USA Pageant as Miss Teen Kailua. Read more

Island Lookbook: Richie Miao

With his sharp fashion sense and perfectly coiffed hair, Richie Miao cuts a chic figure as one of Honolulu’s top hairstylists. But life wasn’t always so swank for the soft-spoken Miao, who was 13 years old when his family moved from Hong Kong to Honolulu in 1984. Read more

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