Did Hawaiian dancers traditionally wear grass skirts? Illustration by Salina Perera Did Hawaiian dancers traditionally wear grass skirts? Christopher Maurer | Lacey, Washington Pacific Islanders ...

A Hawaiian shirt is seen fluttering in the wind ... the blouses can be worn over a dress, skirt, or even with jeans. “This is our current generation’s way of appreciating and wearing the ...

The garments are made of rayon, after cotton became too limiting, and the clothing line sells everything from shirts to skirts, aprons and camisoles. Dozens of artists have been commissioned to ...

“There will be at least a dozen of us dressed in Hawaiian shirts, grass skirts and hats while carrying an 8-foot banner with our club emblem.” The not-for-profit organization gets together ...

Hawaiian shirts make up most of her wardrobe; she wears one under a leather coat, another with lavender chinos and loafers, and another with a polka dot skirt, which absolutely should not work but ...

But then there are the workers who wear more multicolored button-up Hawaiian shirts, usually with some sort of flora motif. More often than not, these are the store leaders, according to Trader ...

Whether you call it a kilt or a skirt, you can take a look at the ... Look 2: Oscar Isaac’s Spain Premiere Outfit When you think of Hawaiian shirts, it’s hard not to jump to the image of ...

By around 1915, Hawaiian music was outselling all other recorded music in the U.S., and Hawaiian performers were in high demand at venues ranging from small-town theaters to Broadway stages.