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Hawai‘i Fashion, New Terrain: Louda Larrain

Hawaiʻi Public Radio | By Noe Tanigawa

Published November 18, 2014 at 5:05 AM HST

Louda Larrain's installation at Fishcake (detail)

Mark Arbeit silve gelatin prints, also part of the Fashion Month exhibit at Fishcake

"flat piece no. 9" by Jinja Kim part of the Fashion Month installation at Fishcake

Hawai‘i Fashion Month is pressing forward with more shows, more events, and opportunities to shop local designers. HPR’sNoeTanigawa surveys upcoming events and profiles a designer who’s gone from Siberia to Kaua’i.

Find out more about upcoming Hawai'i Fashion Month events.

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Noe Tanigawa covered art, culture and ideas for two decades at Hawaiʻi Public Radio.

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