An illusion tulle creates a soft, ethereal underlay for the geometric patterns
Chiffon offers fluid movement and lightweight comfort, satin provides a luxurious finish, stretch crepe creates a smooth silhouette, and lace introduces timeless texture
More confident sewists could also use fabrics with more drape such as viscose, crepe, or sandwashed silk
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New York Fashion Week showcases UH alumna, Native Hawaiian wahine designer VIDEO NEWS RELEASE University of Hawaii at Mnoa Chief Communications Officer, UH Office of Communications Link to video and sound (Please Courtesy: Olon Media): WHO: Designer and University of Hawaii at Mnoa Alumna Sharayah Chun-Lai, owner of Ola Hou Designs, the first knaka iwi wahine (Native Hawaiian woman) to accept an invitation to New York Fashion Week