The “Fashioning Aloha” exhibition at the Honolulu Museum of Art delves deep into the colorful legacy of the Hawaiian shirt. Curated by Tory Laitila, it spans from the 1930s to the present, showcasing 53 garments that highlight the influence of Japanese motifs, the impact of the Hawaiian Renaissance, and contemporary designs. This exhibition not only celebrates the iconic aloha wear but also explores its cultural and historical significance, offering a comprehensive look at an enduring symbol of Hawaii’s rich heritage.
