LOT_39 Library of Technics Vintage 50s/60s original Skirts&Blouses Honolulu Specialty Store dress. Done in barkcloth with amazing deep, vibrant rows of pink, reds hibiscus flowers. Sleeveless with scoop neckline and back cut out with two pleats adds a bit of trapeze train feeling. The ultimate tiki Hawaiian resort cocktail Palm Springs dress. Very rare vintage find. Phenomenal. Timeline: 1960s Design House: Skirts and Blouses Honolulu Medium: barkcloth Measurements: Bust: 33” Waist: 29” Hips: 46” Length: 50” Shirt is in good vintage condition. Sold as is. Due to nature of vintage all sales are final. Please ask any questions before purchase. I do not discount individual items but offer layaway and deals on bundles so check out other listings! I also sell at markets so I reserve rights to cancel order if item was sold in person.

Whether you're hosting a party or mixing up a drink at the end of the day, this playlist will transport you to a 1960s tiki paradise.

When developing the perfect antique collection, some collectors prefer to gather works on a theme or concept. A theme might be something as basic as an artistic era or style like 50s/60s Tiki or Hawaiian that connects the works collected, or it might be something much deeper and far more esote

Destination PSP is pleased to offer a collection of reproduction posters of Palm Springs Life and Palm Springs Villager magazines from the 1960s to the present. Each print measures approximately 16 inches by 24 inches. There are sometimes slight variations as the magazines did change shape over time. These are all printed to order and come with an official Certificate of Authenticity. * Prints come rolled and are on gloss photo poster paper. * Please note that these are printed to order which takes 7 to 10 business days before shipping.

Vintage 50s/60s Cotton floral print Hawaiian shirt. Loop collar, patch pocket, metal buttons up the front. Printed with hibiscus and bird of paradise flowers. LABEL: Lei-O-Hawaii Sportswear SIZE: Not marked fits like L *Refer to measurements for an accurate fit. All sizing given is approximate. Vintage sizes vary from today's sizing. Shoulder: 20" Underarm: 49" Sleeve - Shoulder seam to cuff: 10" Length: 30 1/2" Mannequin measurements: Shoulder: 17”, Pits: 38 ½”, Waist: 32 ½” CONDITION: Excellent. Some wear consistent with the age of the piece. Clean & ready to wear. COLOR: Green, white. MATERIAL: Cotton. CARE: Hand wash, hang to dry. FINAL SALE.

Selection of luau party ideas that can be enjoyed by the whole family. Find simple ideas for food, drinks and decorations to suit a small budget.

Phoenix History: Built in 1961, the Kon Tiki was a local addition to the exotica and tiki craze of that era

It’s Tiki time! Are you looking for that final touch to finish your Hawaiian or luau themed party planning? The perfect addition to your party supplies, these Bamboo Straws are ready to be dipped in your party drinks! Looking just like the real thing, set these paper straws next to the party punch for easy access! Make sure and check out the rest of our luau party supplies for more ways to make it an event to remember! (2 dozen per unit) 7 3/4 © OTC

Look back at Hawaii in the 60s. The huge tourist boom of the era helped thousands fall in love with the state - but also forever changed the islands' landscape.

1960 must have been a very good year for Bob Peak. Before the Old Hickory campaign of '58 and '59, his career had been sputtering along - but now, as David Apatoff described in one email message to me, Peak's work seemed to be imbued with a "white hot creativity." After all, could the mid-50's Bob Peak have sold a client on the idea of a green man drawn in a distorted style as the best way to advertise their product? I don't think so. But at last times had changed, and all of a sudden Peak's signature - and signature style - seemed to be everywhere. In his article in Illustration magazine #6, Thomas Peak, the artist's son, writes: "Using the [Old Hickory] bourbon campaign as a springboard, it was only a matter of months before Bob found his illustrations on the back covers of Look and Life magazines, and he went from making virtually nothing a week to making over $40,000 a year. In quick succession, Bob Peak had established himself as a name in the commercial art world. The impact of his work with the Old Hickory campaign led him to other assignments from Pepsi-Cola, Chrysler, and Dobbs Hats." Bob Peak was named "Artist of the Year" by the Artists Guild of New York in 1961. At last, he had arrived. That same year, Peak began what would be a long, successful association with the film industry. Tom Peak writes, "David Chassman, an executive at the United Artists film studio, hired Bob to create a new look for a feature film version of the hit Broadway musical West Side Story [below]. Up until this time, the major studios such as Universal, Allied Artists, and MGM had used illustrators such as Reynold Brown, Ken Sawyer, and Joe Smith to create the “key art” during the ’50s and ’60s for westerns, romances, and monster movies. The art created for this film was a radical departure from the established styles of these other artists." As Bob Peak's popularity spread far outside the New York market, even art directors in far-flung regions, typically working with smaller budgets, were making exceptions if it meant they might get Bob Peak in on an assignment. Charlie Allen, who worked in the San Fransisco area, sent the pieces above and below and writes, "Saw the two Hawaiin Punch originals at McCann-Erikson and was a bit miffed. I'm positive they paid Peak more than we local yocals... they were tight spenders locally!" While many other formerly successful illustrators saw their own careers sinking beneath a tide of change that was sweeping through the print industry in the early 60's, it was 'full steam ahead' for Peak. His tremendous popularity didn't neccessarily convince all of his peers of the merit of his work, however. David Apatoff relates this anecdote: "In 1964, the Famous Artists School wanted to put out a new edition of their materials, and wanted to bring in the younger crop of fashionable illustrators so that the FAS would appeal to the next generation. So all of the old greats-- Dorne, Ludekens, Rockwell, Briggs, etc., -- had to pass judgment on who was good enough to join "the club." Most of the choices were obvious, but there was a real split of opinion over Peak. Some of the old guys (led by Briggs) thought that Peak was flashy, but just not good enough, and strongly opposed extending him an invitation. Ultimately, they chose to invite him." Because inevitably, there was no denying that the 'Golden Age' of 1950's illustration was over - and it was time to adapt or die. As Charlie Allen puts it, "To be honest I wasn't a big fan of Bob Peak's work until he began the amazing Hollywood movie posters. Wow! Wasn't a big fan of Potter or Hays, but I did use techniques, more underpainting, textures, etc. they pioneered." * I have many people to thank for assisting me with this week's topic: Barbara Bradley, Charlie Allen, David Apatoff, Tom Watson - and today, Larry Roibal as well - for their advice, opinions, information and scans, and Dan Zimmer for allowing me to excerpt passages from Tom Peak's article in Illustration magazine, which are ©2003, 2008 by Tom Peak, Dan Zimmer and The Illustrated Press, Inc., and all artwork © The Estate of Robert Peak. There is much, much more on the artist at Bob Peak.com My Bob Peak Flickr set.

“Alohalidays Elegance”… I have collected and sold off many vintage Hawaiian dresses, and this is one of my favorite ones ever; unique and harder to find: Fantastic 1950’s-60’s tropical black & grey painterly floral print, with gold accents and fine strokes of orange and pink highlights, on a cotton sateen cap-sleeved maxi gown. Criss-cross ruched panels attached from shoulder/arm seams taper and wrap at the back, then frog buttoned to a kind of obi-styled cinching. The beautiful printed portion opens up generously to a front-and-center flap between an interesting rounded-edged hem, for the room you need to take some bigger strides to the bar and dance the night away. Measurements reflect modern size XXS-XS: 34” chest; 24-25” waist; 35” hip; 52” long from shoulder seam; 16” front flap opening. There are a total of 8 darts that can be let out, if that helps (4 at front, 4 at back) Metal zipper and hook + eye closure to an alluring V-shaped back mirroring the front neckline. MINT condition. Always amazing to me how pieces this gorgeous were never worn more, nor damaged from so many years of storage. A lovely example of collectible Hawaiian fashion with heavy Asian influence. Please follow my shop and Instagram, @jjshoard.vtg for first dibs + more items. bnDc2

Why not go native at your next party with a retro Hawaiian luau party? It's now officially as American as a New England clambake.

Size: 24x18” Under a Tiki Sun Limited Edition is a 24 x 18" Mixed Media acrylic and print, on Birchwood, float mounted in a black wooden frame, ready to hang by the artist Scooter. Under a Tiki Sun is available as a limited edition series of two hundred. Under a Tiki Sun is one of four of pieces in the “Palm Springs Celebration” series.  The heart of the series is to celebrate the beauty, history and community of Palm Springs.  The first time my wife Chrysti and I visited Palm Springs we were amazed by it’s beauty and felt so welcomed by every single person we were fortunate enough to meet!  It was then that I knew I had to create a new series that celebrates that!  When it came to creating this piece, Under a Tiki Sun, I always love to push what I see to an exaggerated version of itself.  I also love creating art that I wish I could live inside of.  This piece was inspired by one of Palm Springs most famous hotels that celebrates the history of Tiki culture.  I wanted to create a piece that draws you in and make you wonder what on the other side of this inviting entrance.  Aloha Palm Springs! Limited Edition Process and Timing: Each limited-edition piece starts off with a trip to the lumberyard picking out the perfect 18 x 24-inch piece of birch wood.  Only the finest quality wood with beautiful color and markings is used.  I then sand the wood so it’s perfectly smooth and soft to the touch.  I apply 2 light coats of a golden butter colored stain.  I use a small paint brush to hand sign and number each piece.  Then the art is printed directly onto the wood.  Once the ink dries the whole piece is treated with a protective coat of a satin polyurethane and framed in a black float-mount frame ready to hang.  Because of this special process, once an order is placed it takes approximately 4-6 weeks to receive your hand signed and numbered limited edition piece of art.  It’s worth the wait! *FREE SHIPPING IN THE CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES ON ALL LIMITED EDITIONS (discount coupons do not apply to original paintings or limited editions)  *Sizes are width x height format. Add approximately 1.5" to each side to include the frame. For more information or additional photos of original paintings, please email me at: [email protected]

Trader Vic’s was founded in 1934 by Victor Jules Bergeron Jnr and started out life in Oakland, California, with the name Hinky Dink’s. As the menu and décor took on a tropical flair – popular in the 1930s – it was re-named Trader Vic’s. Bergeron was one of two people who claimed to have invented the Mai Tai cocktail. The other was his friend and competitor Donn Beach who created the Don the Beachcomber restaurant and bar chain. In the 1940s and 50s, Bergeron partnered with Western Hotels to open Trader Vic’s in hotels, and this Hawaiian outpost opened in Honolulu in 1950. Bergeron’s other famous drinks inventions included the Fog Cutter, The Scorpion and the Eastern Sour, all served in elaborately decorated mugs or bowls and still much-imitated today. Trader Vic’s remains a thriving entertainment concept – especially with the revived interest in tiki culture – and the company has 25 restaurants operating in 11 countries. Gallery quality Giclée print on natural white, matte, 100% cotton rag, acid and lignin free archival paper using Epson archival inks. Custom printed with border for matting and framing. Each order includes a print of the interior menu. All printed in USA.

Vintage Hawaiian Party Book Hula Girls, Beach Parties, Cocktails, Food, Recipes, Islands, Surf, Tiki, Luau, Hawaii History 50's, 60’s, MCM. This great soft cover book has 60 pages and a wonderful graphics. It is packed full of cool information. The book features How to Entertain the Hawaiian Way. It includes: Leis, Sarongs, Muumuus, Picnics, Beach Parties, Greetings, Vocabulary, Toasts & Phrases, Luau, Kaukau, Menus, Pupus, Recipes, Parties, Cocktails, Punchbowls and More! The book is 8 1/2" tall and 5 1/2" across. The book is so great to look through and the front and back covers are awesome! It is in overall good condition showing normal vintage age as shown. Look in our shop for more terrific Hawaii items and save on combined shipping.

Traipsing for tropical bliss?! If so, this Tiki Hut Luau Party by Kimberly Shen of From the Heart Events, out of Glendora, CA, USA, is a tantalizing hit! Filled with flowers, tiki torches and more, this adorable party is tropical to the core! So don your leis and hula on in, the following details are where the fun begins: Tiki Hut Treat Table Tropical cake Tiki totems Shell plate place settings with leaf coasters and palm tree cups Fish net runners Gorgeous tropical flower centerpieces Hibiscus flower cookies And party tables and benches draped with grass skirts!

• What's Included: This nine-foot long plastic bamboo garland features realistic bamboo foliage made of polyester. It lends a natural feel to events and may be hung or wrapped around railings or posts. • Great for Events: Decorate for special events like an outdoor luau or beach party, tropical-themed weddings and parties and more with this durable faux bamboo garland. • Reusable Party Decor: You can reuse this garland multiple times for a variety of events and celebrations. Get multiple sets to create a whole tropical look.• Your Party Superstore: We are your one-stop party shop! Come to Oriental Trading for all of your party supply needs, from party decorations to tableware to party favors and more. Product Description: A touch of the tropics! Bohemian, tropical or Asian vibes are easy to achieve with this realistic-looking plastic and polyester bamboo garland. Use it anywhere you want a fresh, natural look or need a touch of tropical green. Specs: Size: 9’L, Quantity: 1 garland, Material: Plastic, Polyester, Brand: © OTC - Oriental Trading Company

Het Metaalbord – Blue Hawaiian is een decoratief element dat een vleugje retro charme en levendige kleuren toevoegt aan elke ruimte. Dit bord, vaak gebruikt als wanddecoratie, is geïnspireerd op de klassieke Amerikaanse diner- en tiki-cultuur van de jaren '50 en '60. Het is een eerbetoon aan de iconische Blue Hawaiian cocktail, die bekend staat om zijn exotische smaak en opvallende blauwe kleur. Het bord is gemaakt van hoogwaardig metaal, wat zorgt voor duurzaamheid en een lange levensduur. De afmetingen zijn doorgaans rond de 30 x 40 centimeter, hoewel er variaties kunnen zijn afhankelijk van de fabrikant of de specifieke productlijn. De randen van het bord zijn vaak omgeslagen en afgerond om scherpe randen te voorkomen, wat het veilig maakt om op te hangen in verschillende omgevingen, van een huisbar tot een commerciële setting. De voorzijde van het bord is voorzien van een levendige afbeelding die de essentie van de Blue Hawaiian cocktail vastlegt. De achtergrond kan een tropisch strandtafereel tonen, compleet met palmbomen, een helderblauwe lucht en een rustgevende zee. Centraal op het bord staat vaak een afbeelding van de cocktail zelf, geserveerd in een typisch tiki-glas, versierd met een schijfje ananas of een kers en een parapluutje. De kleuren zijn helder en verzadigd, met blauwe en turquoise tinten die de aandacht trekken en een gevoel van ontspanning en plezier oproepen. De tekst op het bord is meestal in een speels lettertype dat de vintage sfeer versterkt. Het kan de naam van de cocktail bevatten, "Blue Hawaiian", samen met speelse slogans of beschrijvingen zoals "Aloha!" of "Tropical Delight". De tekst kan ook receptinformatie bevatten, waardoor het bord niet alleen een decoratief stuk is, maar ook een conversatiestarter en een bron van inspiratie voor het mixen van drankjes. Het Metaalbord – Blue Hawaiian is vaak voorzien van voorgeboorde gaten in elke hoek, waardoor het eenvoudig op te hangen is aan muren of andere oppervlakken. Het kan ook worden geplaatst op een plank of in een kast als een staand decorstuk. Dit bord is een ideale keuze voor liefhebbers van vintage decor, cocktailenthousiastelingen, of iedereen die een speelse en kleurrijke toevoeging aan hun interieur zoekt. Het is een populair cadeauartikel en een must-have voor themafeesten of als permanente toevoeging aan een huisbar of mancave.

Item specificsConditionNew: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging ... Read moreabout the conditionNew: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable). If the item comes direct from a manufacturer, it may be delivered in non-retail packaging, such as a plain or unprinted box or plastic bag. See the seller's listing for full details. See all condition definitionsopens in a new window or tab BrandAmscanTypeInflatableEAN0048419691082ShapePalm treeOccasionSummerProductInflatableThemeHawaiian | TropicalMaterialPlasticMPN374583Item TypeInflatable Drinks CoolerNumber of Items1ColourMulticoloured

Find great deals on 'Fly Hawaiian Air - Hawaii Women on the Beach - Hawaiian Airlines' Giclee Print at AllPosters.com, with fast shipping, easy returns, and custom framing options you'll love!

A blend of vegetables that are coated with a sweet Hawaiian style sauce and baked in the oven. Easy to make and tastes delicious!

$1 at Briarwood Antiques & Collectibles in San Jose, CA

Laya Raki was born in Hamburg in 1927 and started her career as an exotic dancer in the late 40´s and early 50´s. She appeared in various German films until she went to England in the mid-50´s and…

Looking to host a 1950s Themed Party? Then check out this post with the ultimate list of ideas to make your 1950s party a success! Updated Regularly