Patty’s Closet holds sale, events to celebrate 1 year
Patty’s Closet, known for affordable boutique fashion, marks its first anniversary at Windward Mall with a variety of events from Friday through Sunday.
On Friday, shoppers can enjoy a spring fashion show at 7 p.m. featuring Mrs. Hawaii International contestants. On Saturday a makeup and beauty blending bar courtesy of Motives Makeup will be open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Local designers move in for a trend trunk show from 1 to 6 p.m. Sunday.
Throughout the weekend, shoppers will receive a 20 percent discount off their purchase.
Call 235-2924.
Check out Elite’ fashion at Trump International
Eco-friendly and nautical clothing from Organik Clothing and Aloha Sailor will be presented at the next Elite at Trump International Hotel event beginning at 10 p.m. Saturday, with a fashion show set to begin at 11 p.m.
Organik’s casual women’s and men’s shirts will be on display, as well as Aloha Sailor’s "Hawaii-meets-Hamptons" graphic tees, hoodies and pants.
The 21-and-older event will include music and cocktails, with bottle service starting at $250.
The bottle service includes two mixers and your choice of Ciroc, Patron, Belvedere, Crown, Ketel One and Jagermeister.
For more information about the service, contact valen@hpelive.com or call 391-6317.
There is a $10 cover charge.
Royal Hawaiian Center now home to Omega store
The luxury Swiss watchmaker Omega has opened its newest flagship store in Waikiki’s Royal Hawaiian Center.
The 3,841-square-foot luxury boutique in Building C features the brand’s full product line, including its fine jewelry and fine leather collections.
Omega, founded in 1848, is known for its pioneering spirit and has been recognizable since 1969 as the producer of the "Moonwatch," worn by astronauts on lunar missions. The company continues to innovate in areas as diverse as sports timing, precision technology and design.
For more information, call 921-8001.
With a $10 minimum purchase, the center offers validation good for one hour of free parking and $1 per hour for the next three hours for a maximum of four hours. After four hours the standard parking rate of $6 per hour applies.
Isle doctor will remove radiation tattoos for free
Local medical laser clinic InkOff.MD has joined the New Beginnings: Radiation Mark Removal program, a national philanthropic campaign that offers free radiation tattoo removal for cancer survivors. The program, coordinated by the American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery, is available year-round.
InkOff.MD’s Dr. W.Y. Chung joins more than 100 board-certified ASLMS members who have volunteered to remove radiation tattoos free for cancer survivors so they can have a new beginning.
Radiation tattoos are tiny marks on the skin used to pinpoint the area of treatment during radiation therapy. Chung uses PicoSure technology, which provides virtually complete removal of tattoos in a shorter time and with less discomfort than traditional lasers.
Patients who wish to take advantage of this offer must provide an official letter from their oncologist or radiologist approving the removal of radiation marks or tattoos.
Call 949-8346 to make an appointment for a consultation.
Nadine Kam, Star-Advertiser
