1950s Violet Cotton Tiki Print Romper

1950s Violet Cotton Tiki Print Romper

Circa 1950s. Label reads The Kahala; made in Honolulu. Cotton fabric. Back metal zip closure. Attached bloomers. Great condition- fading throughout. Chest: up to 34" Waist: up to 27" Hips: 40" Length: 25" + For reference, model wears a size 0 ...

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History
  • Garments like the romper are often associated with the post-war fashion boom of the 1950s, a period that emphasized leisure and casual styles reflecting cultural shifts.
  • The creation of the romper may link to the rise of Tiki culture in mid-century America, which drew on Polynesian influences and became popular in entertainment and fashion.
  • Kahala, as a label, may represent a unique connection to Hawaiian fashion and craftsmanship during its era, indicating a blend of local aesthetics with broader trends.

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