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`t{tÄÉ “A Hawaiian Lullaby” Where I live there are Rainbows…. A favorite song of Joan’s that reflects on the absolute beauty of our Hawaii. Mahalo Nui Loa to all of our wonderful customers throughout these 50 years! One of the most rewarding things about our work is to hear the appreciation and heartfelt aloha from customers who have enjoyed our fashions past and present. Our employees have made PK a special place to work. They are full of support and caring for the customers they help and people they work with. THANK YOU to all of our PK OHANA! With Love & Aloha, Jill cÜ|Çvxáá ^t|âÄtÇ| Fashions & Bridal Collections . PHONE 847-4806 ~ 1222 Kaumualii Street ~ Honolulu, HI. Open ~ Monday-Saturday 9am-5pm & Sunday 10am-3pm www.pkaiulanifashions.com cÜ|Çvxáá ^t|âÄtÇ| Ytá{|ÉÇá VxÄxuÜtà|Çz bâÜ HCà{ TÇÇ|äxÜátÜç Y|äx ZxÇxÜtà|ÉÇá Éy Ytá{|ÉÇ [xtw àÉ gÉx \Ç bâÜ VÉÅÅâÇ|àç Involvement with special events throughout the islands is very fulfilling. Being a part of so many special occasions in all of our customers lives gives us a true sense of purpose. Joan and Jack always felt that family was the most important to them...this attitude of OHANA extends beyond, out into the community. Joan as a Song Leader for the Buff N’ Blue “Fashion for the Elmer J. Scotts is a real family affair. There're involved from head to toe. Elmer’s grandfather manufacJack & Joan return to tured shoes in New England. Hawaii with son Jon Hisfashions father followed in evolved the busiplace for the that have ness. Elmer (Scotty) and his wife Jean began manufacturing plantation-type work shoes in Hawaii in 1933. The Scotts pretty blond daughter, now Mrs. John P. Andersen, has extended the affair with fashion by dedesign an “Island Style” Bridal line for the company in 1986. signing a small charming line under the label Princess Kaiulani. Joan is widely known as a model and usually appears on the ramps of all of the big fashion shows in Honolulu., often with daughters Judi, Jill and Jaye. They also have a son Jon. Husband John (Jack) was first drawn into the family shoe business so that the senior Scotts could have time to travel, but the Princess Kaiulani line grew to such proportions that he now devotes full time to the garment sales and production.” Today, and into the future we continue with the passion it takes to perpetuate Hawaii’s Fashion Heritage. We are dedicated to the belief that Hawaii’s fashion is part of what makes our Islands unique. Sponsoring the Miss Hawaii Pageant since 1995 Graduation gowns, throughout the islands, have been a tradition for over 30 years!. ~ Class of 2007 St. Andrews Priory ~ Vanna in PK MISS ALOHA HULA Kalima Suganuma wearing a Traditional PK Holoku Princess Kaiulani Fashions has made The City & County Lei Court gowns Since 1995 T Ytá{|ÉÇ ]ÉâÜÇxç `ââÅââ `tÇ|t In 1999, Jill created a show that brings to life an historical perspective of Hawaii’s Fashion. It is her desire to bring understanding and foster appreciation of the beauty and uniqueness of our traditional Island fashions. With a special agreement from The Bishop Museum, Jill was able to research and then re-create many magnificent gowns worn by Hawaii’s First ladies. A Fashion Journey ~ The 1820’s to Present day Hawaii, was a year and a half in the making that included endless hours in the archives of the Bishop Museum. This collection preserves a part of Hawaii’s past...while offering a sense of place for the fashions that have evolved decade by decade…. UÜ|wtÄ VÉÄÄxvà|ÉÇá In order to express her love of Hawaii’s traditional fashions Jill began to design an “Island Style” Bridal line for the company in 1986. A new Web site “Aloha First Weddings” will be launching soon! For Fifty Years, Award winning Design House, Princess Kaiulani Fashions has Endeavored to Foster the Aloha Spirit with Elegant and Exclusively Designed Fashions for the Women of Hawaii & Afar. Fashion shows have always been a fun and creative way to give back to the community. Joan would go “All Out” with fabulous show stoppers! Ytá{|ÉÇ YxtàâÜxá g{x gÜtw|à|ÉÇ VÉÇà|Çâxá Judi becomes Miss USA in 1978 & wins 1st runner-up to Miss Universe Jean (Tutu), Joan, Jill & Jaye Modeling 1985 Jill joined the company in 1985 after a five year modeling career in New York City and Palm Beach Florida. While working for many top designers, Jill found she truly loved the beauty and creativity of fashion. In order to express her love of Hawaii’s traditional fashions she began to design a Bridal Line for the company. At the same time, a retail boutique was opened which quickly grew to include a variety of fashions from casual resort to Island Formal wear as well as gifts and accessories. Now as president, Jill holds close to her heart the vision established by her parents. She is keeping pace with changing times and trends by offering contemporary styles and adaptations of perennial favorites. ALOHA WEEK 1975 ~ Front Page “Hawaii Living” ~ Editorial Feature in VOGUE ~ 1972 Son Jon & Jack win a Father & Son Golf Tournament. Joan’s designs graced the racks of all the top stores and boutiques of Hawaii. To this day the family business is committed to their philosophy of Quality, Style & Elegance. Jon, known for his prowess on the Volleyball court owns RIGGERS HAWAII. Jill models with husband Brent & twin daughters, Jean & Leigh ~1990~ Joan and Jill with beautiful models after a show at the Waikoloa Village, Kona