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Fashion - Puna Styles - Todd H - 09-02-2014
I got a chuckle out of the post from "Chas" about the interesting sightings in Puna District:
"You can see a guy in Malama market with not only no shirt and shoes, but wearing nothing but palm and ti leaves!
Really!"
What are ti leaves, and how was this item designed and used in making the garment?
Any other actual observations of strange and eclectic dress (or undress) in this fascinating part of Hawaii? Do tell![8D]
Mahalo...
Todd
RE: Fashion - Puna Styles - bluesboy - 09-02-2014
Yesterday I saw a guy riding a moped wearing a snorkeling mask.
RE: Fashion - Puna Styles - Chas - 09-02-2014
I only saw him from a distance in the parking lot. The ladies working in the store said it was ti leaves and/or Palm leaves. Wish I would've gotten a picture, he was really proud of it. He said something about having to do his laundry. Guess that is a way to wash ALL your clothes at once!
RE: Fashion - Puna Styles - HereOnThePrimalEdge - 09-02-2014
He could have just said, "Hey, anybody see the rest of my halau?"
http://merriemonarch.staradvertiser.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/20130331_hula_men02.jpg
RE: Fashion - Puna Styles - DoryGray - 09-02-2014
It's called "Puna Chic" & anything goes.
RE: Fashion - Puna Styles - geochem - 09-02-2014
quote:or Puna cheek, as the case may be...
Originally posted by DoryGray
It's called "Puna Chic" & anything goes.
RE: Fashion - Puna Styles - Chas - 09-03-2014
Ummm. Yes, it was.
The ladies said they wished they could "unsee" it!