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Shoppers who spend a combined total of $350 at any Kahala Mall store, restaurant or movie theater will receive a limited-edition Kahala Mall cotton summer tote designed by Oahu artist Nick Kuchar, while supplies last.
Receipts must be dated July 15 through Aug. 31, but it pays to shop early because the 2014 tote disappeared in a couple of weeks — even without a plastic bag ban. Receipts can be redeemed at the Kahala Mall management office from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays, at one tote per person. Other restrictions apply. Visit kahalamallcenter. com for more information.
Jewelry purchases aid Dress for Success
The Sacred Jewels of Mu is supporting Dress for Success Honolulu through Aug. 31 by donating a Tahitian pearl necklace to the program for every customer purchase of $500 or more at its jewelry gallery, and the necklace with matching earrings for every customer purchase of $1,500 or more.
To encourage support, the shop will be offering a 10 percent discount to customers who mention Dress for Success Honolulu, headquartered at the YWCA of Oahu.
Dress for Success provides professional attire and a network of support to help disadvantaged women advance in the workforce.
‘Olelo to broadcast Goodwill event live
For those who can’t be at the fourth annual "Goodwill Goes GLAM!" fashion show at the Blaisdell Exhibition Hall, ‘Olelo will cablecast the royal-themed fashion show live from 7 to 8 p.m. Thursday on ‘Olelo Channel 54.
The event will feature celebrity models in a show produced by "Project Runway" designer Kini Zamora.
In addition to the fashion show, some 40,000 pieces pulled from Goodwill stores, including garments, jewelry and accessories, will be available for sale to the public 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Admission to the sale is $4 per day. Presale tickets are $2 per day and available at Goodwill stores.
For photos from the event, visit honolulupulse.com.
Reyn Spooner offering official Transpac wear
Reyn Spooner has partnered with the Transpacific Yacht Club to design and provide the official Hawaiian-inspired race collection for the next two editions of TPYC’s biennial Transpacific Yacht Race, known as the Transpac, a 2,225-mile race from Los Angeles to Honolulu.
The idea for the race started with King Kalakaua, who suggested the event as a way to build the islands’ ties with the United States. And, before arriving in Hawaii in the 1950s, Reyn Spooner founder Reyn McCullough started with a small apparel shop on Catalina Island, a key marker of the Transpac race. Sailing has been a part of Reyn Spooner culture and designs ever since.
Transpac items are available in Reyn Spooner stores in Hawaii and online at reynspooner.com.
Vendors being sought for annual baby expo
Family Expositions is taking booth reservations for the 12th annual Oh Baby! Family Expo 2015, happening Oct. 10-11 at the Blaisdell Exhibition Hall.
The reservation fee is $100.
For booth fee details, email info@familyexpositions.com.
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