1950s Kamehame Yellow Cotton Print Hawaiian Sun Dress designer-louis-vuitton The colors all pop against

The colors all pop against each other beautifully and the fabric choice holds that beautifully cut shape

I love the bold floral graphic that sites on both sides of the skirt and adorns the upper shoulder

Over the surface of the dress are tiny little squares that reflect the light very subtly

Length of fringe: 11

1950s Kamehame Yellow Cotton Print Hawaiian Sun Dress designer-louis-vuitton The colors all pop againstThe Hawaiian label Kamehameha was launched in 1936 and was named after King Kamehameha who united the Hawaiian islands. They were famous for their brilliant tropical floral prints which they made for the tourist markets. They combined the feel and beauty of Hawaii with the looks popular on the mainline. The items were manufactured on the island and the prints done in house. They primarily used cotton for their designs and this dress is no exception.