Nui Fashions at the Oh Baby! Family Expo Oct. 12 and 13
When Tamalyn Hasegawa was pregnant with her first child in 2011, she, like many other pregnant women, couldn’t fit into any of her clothes anymore. So she designed a few different dresses and asked her Grandma Nui, who was a seamstress, to sew them for her.
As she wore the dresses, which are made on Kauai with handpainted 100 percent rayon materials, people would stop her to ask where she got them from. The response was so great, she decided to make it into a business and called it Nui Fashions after her grandma, great-grandma and great-great-great-grandma, who all share the same name. She also named her son Nui.













