Our Hawaiian dresses galleries feature
different styles of dresses being worn by our models. It can
be tricky trying to visualize how a dress will look on a
person when looking at a picture of the dress online. We
hope these pictures give you a better idea of how the
different styles look before you make your selection.
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Today, many couples are going for an informal or beach themed
wedding. Our special white-on-white Hawaiian dresses and
matching shirts are informal, yet elegant enough for that
special day. |
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Sondra Barker models some of our Hawaiian dresses, including
several wedding dresses made for Hawaiian or beach weddings. We
put together a collection of pictures of Sondra from two our our
previous photo shoots. |
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Angel was our model for our first photoshoot and has been in
several of our photoshoots over the years. Her half
Japanese-half Caucasian ethnicity gives her a range of different
looks which is particularly useful when modeling clothing as
diverse in color and design as Hawaiian dresses and shirts. |
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Lindsay is from Dallas and lived on the famous North Shore of
Oahu near the town of Haleiwa for about a year where she learned
to surf. In this gallery, Lindsay models various Hawaiian
dresses, tops, bottoms, and beach wedding dresses. |
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In March 2004, we headed out to the North Shore of Oahu again,
this time to Keiki Beach. The cool thing about this beach is
that it is not visible from the main highway so it is usually
not very crowded. For this shoot, we shot most of our new rayon
Hawaiian shirts and dresses along with several Hawaiian wedding
dresses. |
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For the December 2003 photo shoot, we chose Sand Island near
downtown Honolulu. This photo shoot marks the debut of Sondra
Barker and Lindsay Hayes as our models as well as the
introduction of a new line of rayon Hawaiian shirts and Hawaiian
dresses as well as capris and halter tops. Geralyn Camarillo of
Hokulii Images returns as our photographer. |
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The pictures in this gallery are from our photo shoot from
February 2000 on the North Shore of Oahu near a beach called
Sharks Cove. Visitors to this beach can walk or swim in a large
tide pool ranging in depth from a few inches to about 7 feet in
some areas. This shoot featured cotton and rayon Hawaiian
shirts, Hawaiian dresses and Hawaiian t-shirts. |
