The Dress Hoʻoheno ties behind the neck, so the whole top is held by one knot. From there it dips to a deep V, gathers under the bust, and drops in tiers to the ankle. It is the dress for the dinner that starts at sunset and runs long past it.
The back is open to the waist, where a band of elastic keeps the skirt in place as you move. Pockets sit in the side seams, a slit runs up the front from the hem, and how high you tie the halter sets where the V falls. New leaf buds cover the dress in the fine linework of the Coral Tide Liko print. Read its full story below.
Flat sandals and a cuff finish it. For a his-and-hers pairing, the Men's Aloha Shirt Pōhaku comes in the same Coral Tide Liko.
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