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    Dress Kalaeloa in Coral Tide Liko — Front View | Kahulaleʻa
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    Dress Kalaeloa in Coral Tide Liko — Close-Up, neckline and straps | Kahulaleʻa

    Dress Kalaeloa Coral Tide Liko

    ¥22,200
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    Thin straps, a straight neckline, and a tiered skirt that finishes at the ankle. The Dress Kalaeloa hangs loose through the body, so it moves away from you as you walk, which makes it the dress for the morning that starts at the farmers market and ends at the beach.

    A smocked panel across the back stretches to fit. Pockets are hidden in the side seams, and the straps sit wide on the shoulder. The Coral Tide Liko print draws new leaf buds in linework that runs over every tier. Read its full story below.

    Wear it loose with slides, or belt it at the waist. The Men's Aloha Shirt Pōhaku in Coral Tide Liko makes it a pair.

    Features

    • 100% Rayon
    • Thin straps
    • Straight neckline
    • Smocked back panel
    • Side-seam pockets
    • Tiered maxi skirt
    • Hand wash cold, line dry
    • Signature Liko print

    Learn About the Print

    Liko Leaves Print from Kahulale'a
    Liko
    In Hawaiian forests and gardens, liko refers to the tender new growth that emerges from a plant—a young leaf unfurling toward the light. Delicate yet resilient, it represents renewal, possibility, and the promise of what is to come.

    Our Liko Lehua print was created during a season of growth for Kahulaleʻa, as we opened our Moana Surfrider boutique in Waikīkī. Like the first leaves of a plant reaching outward after rain, it marked a new chapter filled with hope, purpose, and gratitude.

    From a Hawaiian perspective, Liko carries a deeper meaning beyond its botanical form. It symbolizes genealogy, continuity, and the generations that come after us. Just as new growth emerges from an established plant, each generation is connected to those who came before, carrying forward ʻike, values, and traditions. Liko reminds us that growth is not separate from our past—it is a continuation of it.

    The flowing forms within this print celebrate the beauty of unfolding possibilities while honoring the foundations that sustain them. It is a reminder that every new beginning, whether a journey, a dream, or a new chapter in life, starts with a single tender step forward.

    Liko is a story of growth, renewal, and embracing the opportunities ahead while remaining connected to the people, places, and traditions that shape who we are.

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