The Teen Sister 15 years old wears a Pāʻū Skirt: a skirt made of fresh ti leaves (lāʻī) tied at the waist. Traditionally, pāʻū can be worn by dancers regardless of gender presentation depending on the choreography and hālau tradition.
• Malo (Loincloth): A traditional wrapped loincloth worn by male
• Kīhei: a fabric tied over one shoulder, worn over a bare or covered torso.
• Forest Greenery (Lei): Worn as head wreaths (lei poʻo), neck leis (lei ʻāʻī), and wrist/ankle ornaments (kūpeʻe) made from native ferns, maile, or ti leaf only hula dance in Island

The Teen Sister 15 years old wears a Pāʻū Skirt: a skirt made of fresh ti leaves (lāʻī) tied at the waist. Traditionally, pāʻū can be worn by dancers regardless of gender presentation depending on the choreography and hālau tradition. • Malo (Loincloth): A traditional wrapped loincloth worn by male • Kīhei: a fabric tied over one shoulder, worn over a bare or covered torso. • Forest Greenery (Lei): Worn as head wreaths (lei poʻo), neck leis (lei ʻāʻī), and wrist/ankle ornaments (kūpeʻe) made from native ferns, maile, or ti leaf only hula dance in Island

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