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UK based publisher Orca who spins out SurfGirl Magazine each month has announced its winner of the Kikidoll Bikini that was custom-made for them to use in a summer contest. Ta-da–drumroll!

THE KIKIDOLL SWIMWEAR COMPETITION
The winner of the pink medium sized SurfGirl Bikini worth £145 by Kikidoll is Becki McKinley with the correct answer Honolulu!
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Grab a copy of SurfGirl Magazine and find out who won the hot pink bikini designed by Kikidoll for the magazine’s summer bikini give-away contest.
Over 350 entries were logged by its August deadline–the contest question was, where was designer Kiki born? Hint: it is the capital of Hawaii!
The answer if course is Honolulu!
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What a week–hot, hot and more hot!
Miami was incandescent with heat, both in temps hitting 100 degrees, and on the catwalks and daily fashion shows previewing next year’s swim and beach fashions for all the world’s buyers, press and agents to see.
As in every year, prevalent themes emerge and others wane–the fash mag editors will be filing those pieces once they kick the sand out of their suitcases– but the overall feel was glamor, vintage and brights, with neon and animal still popping in.
Just two years old, Kikidoll 2012 is channelling an endless summer 70′s surf chick vibe–Day-Glo and Popsicle acid colors in solids and bold tropical flower-child prints; geometric Polynesian tattoo symbols and vintage native artisan crafts inform the signature Hawaiian prints all designed by Kikidoll’s founder Kiki Farmer.
Born in Honolulu, Kiki draws on her idyllic childhood spent on Waikiki Beach, where surrounded by the islands’ lush flora and sea life, she is continually inspired by the pristine elegance and barefoot chic of living in paradise.
The 2012 swimwear collection features racy pompom edging on cheeky cut bottoms; eyelet -laced hipster boy-cut shorts; cutaway or laced tanks with interchangeable separate bandeaux and drawstring bustiers. For after-beach wear, resort pieces reference the Hawaiian muu muu in an updated hippie silhouette with bohemian ruching, crochet, eyelet and laced ties. Beach skirts and silky hoodies to the knee all carry the look from beach to bistro. With elements of tie-dye, sun-faded plaids, embroidered appliqués, coconut shell beads and tiny sea shells, mingled with crochet—these make up all the iconic hallmarks of the 70′s laid-back beach style of Waikiki wahines.
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With the spate of holiday feasts just nudging around the corner–9 days precisely until Turkey Day–and only 39 until Christmas–it’s not too early to think ahead about stockpiling sweets for these celebrations.
If Betty Crocker or the Pillsbury Dough Boy are not lifelong friends of yours, let alone household invitees at your hale, then hele over to the Honolulu Cookie Company
Let’s breeze over the delicious back story at HCC:
Founded in 1996, there are now 12 locations/stores–even 2 on Maui!
Using the pineapple shape as it trademark and symbol of hospitality, each cookie is made with the freshest and finest of island ingredients in up to 16 flavors including Pineapple Macadamia, White Chocolate Coconut, Lilikoi Mango and of course, Kona Coffee. Plain macadamia and the standard chocolate chips and cookies dipped in various chocolates are mainstays of the line that offers a cookie of the month and also 3, 6 and 12- month cookie gift plans.
Signature pearl green boxes, cheery red ribbons, tins and lauhala baskets are used for gift wrapping if they are not meant for immediate consumption.
At only $.85 a cookie these treats are both delectable and affordable. Start storing (or swapping!) these up–time is rolling on!
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