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    Dress Noelle in Dusk Blue Kupukupu — Front View | Kahulaleʻa
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    Dress Noelle in Dusk Blue Kupukupu — Back View, over the shoulder | Kahulaleʻa
    Dress Noelle in Dusk Blue Kupukupu — Front View, close crop | Kahulaleʻa
    Dress Noelle in Dusk Blue Kupukupu — On-Model, skirt held out, with the Men's ʻEkahi Polo | Kahulaleʻa
    Dress Noelle in Dusk Blue Kupukupu — Front View | Kahulaleʻa
    Dress Noelle in Dusk Blue Kupukupu — Front View, neckline and tiers | Kahulaleʻa
    Dress Noelle in Dusk Blue Kupukupu — Front View, full length | Kahulaleʻa
    Dress Noelle in Dusk Blue Kupukupu — Front View, skirt held out | Kahulaleʻa
    Dress Noelle in Dusk Blue Kupukupu — Back View, criss-cross straps and smocked back | Kahulaleʻa
    Dress Noelle in Dusk Blue Kupukupu — Back View, over the shoulder | Kahulaleʻa
    Dress Noelle in Dusk Blue Kupukupu — Front View, close crop | Kahulaleʻa
    Dress Noelle in Dusk Blue Kupukupu — On-Model, skirt held out, with the Men's ʻEkahi Polo | Kahulaleʻa

    Dress Noelle Dusk Blue Kupukupu

    ¥25,700
    Available Sizes

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    Meet the Dress Noelle, new this season and made to be the dress people ask about. Thin straps run from a V neckline and cross at the back, the body gathers under the bust, and three tiers fall to the ankle, each one fuller than the last, so the skirt moves before you do.

    A smocked panel sits across the back below the crossed straps and stretches to fit, so the top stays close without a fastening to find. The tiers gather one into the next, and the lowest one swings wide when you turn. In the Dusk Blue Kupukupu print, kupukupu fronds fan out large across every tier. Read its full story below.

    Wear it to the wedding on the lawn and keep it on for the dancing. For a matching table, the Men's ʻEkahi Polo and Men's Aloha Shirt come in Dusk Blue Kupukupu, and so do the Boys Aloha Shirt and Girls Tie Top Dress.

    Features

    • 100% Rayon
    • V neckline
    • Thin criss-cross straps
    • Smocked back panel
    • Gathered seam under the bust
    • Three tiers to the ankle
    • Hand wash cold, line dry
    • Signature Kupukupu print

    Learn About the Print

    Wao Keleo O Puna Kupukupu Print from Kahulale'a
    Wao Kele o Puna — Kupukupu
    This print was inspired by the kupukupu of Puna, which are especially striking: longer, fuller, and incredibly vibrant, stretching confidently across the forest floor. They are like a reflection of the strength of the land itself.

    The setting for this inspiration is Wao Kele o Puna, the native lowland rainforest that is both culturally and ecologically significant in Puna. It is a place where native plants continue to thrive in abundance, representing the richness and vitality of that region.

    In hula traditions, the more delicate pala‘a and palapalai ferns are often celebrated and widely used for adornment. The kupukupu, however, offers a different kind of beauty. Its fronds are strong, sturdy, and resilient, growing easily across the lava landscapes of Puna where other plants might struggle. In many ways, it mirrors the character of Puna itself—formed by Pele, yet constantly renewing and flourishing.

    Through this print, I wanted to celebrate the forests of Wao Kele, the resilience of the kupukupu fern, and the place I come from—Puna. It is a tribute to the land and the plants that continue to inspire our cultural practices, including hula.
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