Muʻumuʻu month: Waipahu students curate UH fashion exhibit
To celebrate Muʻumuʻu Month in January, CTAHR has a special exhibition of vintage muʻumuʻu, chosen by nearly 30 Waipahu High School students.
To celebrate Muʻumuʻu Month in January, CTAHR has a special exhibition of vintage muʻumuʻu, chosen by nearly 30 Waipahu High School students.
Ten freshmen and sophomore students had their hand made, tie-dyed garment premiere at the highly competitive International Textile and Apparel Association showcase.
Fashion design and merchandising students Amelie Berg and Skylar Conley have each been awarded a Kalo Grant.
Rogers focused on fashion merchandising during her time at UH, and she credits a retail buying class taught by Professor Abbie Cristi for crystalizing her career aspirations.
Fashion design and merchandising alumna Riana Kawamura brought her popular apparel brand to the Mānoa campus.
Actress Te Ao o Hinepehinga, who plays Kupuohi on Apple TV+ series Chief of War, was styled by recent graduate Kalia Ferri.
CTAHR’s Hniang Sung will have two garments featured at the International Textiles and Apparel Association’s annual conference this November.
Andy Reilly attributes its revival to a deeper connection with local culture and history.
Hawaiʻi teens design, sew and model original outfits while discovering careers in fashion.
Fashion design and merchandising students use 3D design software to create designs and a virtual fashion show.