KAILA MAGAZINE

Sep 08

Aug 31

Mahalo to everyone who entered! Winners will be posted shortly! (Taken with Instagram)

Aug 30

Aug 27

What else do you like at oen picnic party but picnic perfect?

-KM

Aug 24

Kaila Kāne: Elevate yourself to the next plateau. What a Rebelution.

-KM

Aug 23

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Aug 20

One of your greatest and timeless accessories.

-KM

(via sunshine-surf)

imjustplayinginthesand808:

this is my life

Oh, we feel yah.

-KM

(Source: tiakenyatta, via maikalehua)

Aug 17

Dakine: Sunglasses to Try by kailamagazine on Polyvore

Aug 15

Contest opens: August 15th

Contest closes: August 31st

“Like” the FB page to become an official KM ‘Ohana Member

Comment on the contest picture HERE (on FB) saying which bandeau you want!

Winners are announced August 31st and will need to give us their mailing info.

May the odds be ever in your favor.

Aug 14

Samites getting ready to perform with Paula Fuga and Mike Love tonight in Seattle! (Taken with Instagram)

Aug 12

chelseanoelani asked: Hi! I saw you reblogged that photo of my best friend and I from caramiaphotography, and I just now am discovering your magazine. Is your magazine looking for any non-paid interns? I'm a journalist graduating this semester so I'm just looking for any opportunity that can bulk up my resume. Thanks!

Hi Chelsea! Mahalo so much for your interest in Kaila Magazine (KM) and for contacting us. We are just growing and expanding and are always looking for more fashion industry professionals interested in interning with the company; we’d love to help you in return to add more to your experience. Please contact KM editor Ray Onzuka directly at editor@kailamagazine.com to discuss more about the KM production team and more.

Again thank you so much for your interest and support! We hope to hear from you soon!

-KM

I remember those weekends at Walls: a bunch of us would go down and spend the day jumping off, timing our leaps with the waves bumbye we hit the sandy bottom below—or worse—one of those fat rocks! Hey, it happens to everyone. The sun would set, we’d wash off and change, and us plus half the other locals cruising on the beach—would head across the street to the movies right after: wet hair, sandy backpacks, salty smell and all.

We packed light: one pair of slippahs or slip-ons good for the beach and the movies, a pair pants, and a light hoodie—especially for those days that only locals could still consider beach days (i.e. overcast skies, chilly kona wind, and more better waves).

Beach to boardwalk in ten minutes flat. Right on.

da Sneaky Buggah! by kailamagazine featuring wedge sneakers