03-24-2017, 09:15 AM
I cannot remember dancers wearing them in the years I have gone
As Carey said, I don't remember dancers wearing glasses either. They may not be specifically prohibited, but fall under judges criteria #9:
9. Authenticity of Costume – should reflect the period or time of the chant or mele. Solid black in both the kahiko or auana is prohibited not unless trimmed with contrasting colors. Cellophane skirts are also prohibited.
http://www.k5thehometeam.com/story/12266...g-criteria
Edited to add: Maybe contact lens are the corrective lens of choice among hula participants?
As Carey said, I don't remember dancers wearing glasses either. They may not be specifically prohibited, but fall under judges criteria #9:
9. Authenticity of Costume – should reflect the period or time of the chant or mele. Solid black in both the kahiko or auana is prohibited not unless trimmed with contrasting colors. Cellophane skirts are also prohibited.
http://www.k5thehometeam.com/story/12266...g-criteria
Edited to add: Maybe contact lens are the corrective lens of choice among hula participants?
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