Acid Dolls Part 2.. The Show...

So last Saturday's Acid Dolls fashion show was not one to be missed.. If you are a true fashionista you can appreciate the new lines that Ms. Cindy King has concocted to showcase in her store (Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center).. I was so excited to be part of the show that night and with some pretty amazing girls.. I say that all the time about the girls here in Hawaii, and how down to earth they are, but it never fails each and every time how fabulous they all are.. Such poise, charm, professionalism, and beauty... SO onto the fashion of the starry night.. Held under the Hawaiian moonlight on the rooftop of the Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center, the show began..

Chairs were strategically set around the L shaped stage with projection screen for better viewing and to give it that much more visual appeal...



The introduction to the show for the line Urban Ballerina began with none other than a fabulous dance from the Hawaii State Ballet.. Beautiful...


My outfits for the three segments in the following order: Urban Balleria, Wild Hard West, and Graffiti Zoo..




*last photo courtesy of Tyson Yamada

A few of my favorite other outfits from the show..




Post show we had some camera fun in front of the press wall.. kind of what we do...


Post post show.. met up with the girlies for our own little after party at Pearl Ultralounge..




Video by NonStopHonolulu:

Acid Dolls Urban Revolution from Nonstop Honolulu on Vimeo.

Videos by Nadine Kam of Star Advertiser:






*Photos by Mark Ramelb except where noted..

...fashion is not always for the faint of heart...

Acid Dolls...

This Saturday, the 4th.. rather than do the normal hangout sesh at the local watering hole in Honolulu, why not come see a pretty rad fashion show!? ALSO, the fashion event is to benefit my friend's (Juliet Lighter) non-profit called "Women Speaking Out" which is an organization committed to educating young women in middle school through college about dating violence and sexual assault through character development and anti violence training. Programs will include educational presentations, empowerment/beauty workshops and various community events. No brainer.. fashion and a good cause.. That would definitely up the self-morale points right? Here is the details.. The fashion show is for Acid Dolls with owner Miss Cindy King (fabulous!).. Her store location is in the Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center which is where the festivities will be held.


For Standard tickets ($20), gets you access to the fashion show which starts at 8:30pm (standing room only)..


For VIP tickets ($45), beginning at 7pm, you get a red carpet cocktail party followed by THE fashion extravaganza..


The fashion extravaganza is a preview of the new Acid Dolls collections, titled Urban Ballerina, Wild Hard West, and Graffiti Zoo.. If you're not familiar with the line, then this a definite must for all you hard core fashion girlies out there.. Cindy's line is this mixture of New York fashion with a hint of Hawaii.. I'm not talking aloha wear here people.. I'm talking a label that pulls you in when you walk past her store windows.

Let me give you some visuals.. I happen to own these gold beauties.. The Crystal ($160) I've run these shoes into the ground partying till the wee hours of the morning in Vegas, then turn around and wear them the next night.. they are one of the most comfortable shoes I own.. they have this cool rubber sole on the bottom but so high glam:



Here are a few of my fav dresses from the line.. and some are newly on sale! BONUS! The Angeline ($120):


Glitz and Glamour ($48 on sale!):


The Lacy ($48 on sale!):


In case you were wondering, yes I am in the fashion show.. yes you are now obligated to attend because you're my friend, you know Juliet, you know Cindy, you love fashion, or simply by reading this blog.. so go and buy tickets for Saturday's red carpet show!!

...fashion that brings out our inner creativity...