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Coradorables As seen in VOGUE, TATLER, Yummy Mummy etc. AWARD WINNING Made in Hawaii with . Children's cloth Specializing in children's resort wear.

AWARD WINNING Quality,Adorable, Interchangeable, Affordable kids clothing and accessories. Coradorables is 100% made in Hawaii with fabrics made in the USA. Make everyday a special occasion and special occasions more memorable with Coradorables. Perfect for Picture Day and birthdays.

10/05/2026

Sister Diaries 🌺💕

Monday morning. Fall break.

One sister off to Early College on campus 📚.
The other off to an Alvin Ailey intensive 🩰 — the morning after closing Beetlejuice Jr.

But before the accomplishments come the ordinary moments: studying at the kitchen table, packing bags, doing hair, finding shoes, teasing each other, helping each other… and discovering a splinter at exactly the wrong time. 😂

I photograph these moments because the story isn’t only in the big milestones. It’s in everything that happens on the way there.

Two sisters. Different dreams. Different paths. Same foundation.

The résumé and the documentary. 💕

Imua, girls. 🌺🩰💕

Opening night. 🖤🎭Our Zoe Dot took the stage in Beetlejuice Jr. as Girl Scout/Dead Girl Scout, and watching her do someth...
09/27/2026

Opening night. 🖤🎭

Our Zoe Dot took the stage in Beetlejuice Jr. as Girl Scout/Dead Girl Scout, and watching her do something she loves surrounded by teachers, castmates, friends and family who love her right back was everything.

There are evenings you attend, and there are evenings you know you’ll remember. This was one of those.

And an extra-special mahalo to actor Stephen Hill, Zoe’s hānai uncle, who came out to cheer on his niece and presented her with a beautiful lei after the show. 🌺 Having people who make the time to show up for our girls means more to us than I can say.

So proud of our girl—not simply for getting on the stage, but for the kindness, discipline, courage and joy she carries with her offstage, too.

And what a gift to watch both of our girls growing into themselves, finding their people and building communities of their own.

Congratulations, Zoe Dot, and congratulations to the entire Beetlejuice Jr. cast and crew. You did it! 🎭🖤💚

09/25/2026

When We Walk Thru 🖤
Individual, but a curated collective. 🖤🌺
For a very special evening celebrating Coradorables, my ʻohana showed up in Protea Black — each of us wearing the same story entirely our own way.
Chris. Belle. Zoe. Me.
Different generations. Different personalities. Different silhouettes. One print connecting us all.
I have never wanted families to simply match. I want us to belong together while remaining unmistakably ourselves.
Protea Black became our family language for this moment — dressed up, dressed down, layered, tailored and interpreted individually.
Individual expression. Collective identity.
The Threads That Connect Us™. 🌺
And on this particular night, those threads connected our family to a very special milestone for Coradorables. 🏆

Aloha Coradorables 🌺It’s ALOHA FRIDAY. 🤙🏾Sometimes the best thing you can do at the end of a full week is remember where...
09/18/2026

Aloha Coradorables 🌺

It’s ALOHA FRIDAY. 🤙🏾

Sometimes the best thing you can do at the end of a full week is remember where you are, who you are, and what brings you joy.

This photograph takes me back to a beautiful day at Prince Waikiki, where we were welcomed to shoot after Angela Scott gifted me shoes from The Office of Angela Scott to style with my designs.

Fashion. Hawaiʻi. Friendship. Creativity. Storytelling.

All of the threads that continue to connect us. 🌺

Wherever this week has taken you, I hope you find a little sunshine, a little beauty, and something that reminds you why you started.

Happy Aloha Friday, Coradorables. 💕

Hawaiʻi-rooted design — The Threads That Connect Us™.

📸 Blake Abes

09/13/2026

Aloha 🌺 There is nothing sweeter than seeing Coradorables become part of someone else’s story.

Our beautiful Gabby wore her Coradorables dress while helping kick off Hispanic Heritage Month with Latinitas—and she looked absolutely radiant! 💜🩷

Gabby, mahalo for carrying our Hawaiʻi-grown design into a celebration of culture, community and the next generation of leaders. Seeing you shine in something created by our hands and from our hearts is the greatest compliment of all.

Wear the story. Celebrate the culture. Lead with aloha. 🌺

CulturalStorytelling HawaiiDesigner MadeInHawaii WearTheStory

🌺 ALOHA FRIDAY from Waipahu! 🌺Yesterday Chris and I had the absolute pleasure of spending the morning with an incredible...
08/28/2026

🌺 ALOHA FRIDAY from Waipahu! 🌺

Yesterday Chris and I had the absolute pleasure of spending the morning with an incredible group of students at Waipahu High School for a conversation we called “Make It Until You Make It.”

We came to share some of the things life and business have taught us about finding your voice, building relationships, asking for what you want, surviving rejection, and having the courage to keep moving forward even when you can’t quite see where the road is taking you.

And—as so often happens when we work with young people—we walked away inspired ourselves. 💛

One of the first things I saw on campus said:

MY VOICE.
MY CHOICE.
MY FUTURE.

Whew. 🙌🏾

Because THAT was the conversation.

Your circumstances don’t get to write the ending of your story.

Rejection can be redirection.

Your network can change the trajectory of your life.

Closed mouths don’t get fed.

And you don’t have to have everything figured out before you begin.

Sometimes you just have to MAKE IT UNTIL YOU MAKE IT. ✨

Mahalo nui loa to the students and educators at Waipahu High School for welcoming us, sharing your manaʻo, asking thoughtful questions, laughing with us, and reminding us exactly why pouring into the next generation matters.

Hail, hail, hail Waipahu! 💙💛

Happy Aloha Friday, everybody. 🌺🤙🏾

MarauderPride Hawaii Entrepreneurship Storytelling NextGeneration

08/25/2026

Some news feels bigger than the news itself. 🩰🤎🌺

Our Zoe was accepted into the Alvin Ailey Fall Break Dance Intensive, and my mama heart is so full.

For our little hapa girl — Black, Hawaiian, Chinese, Portuguese, and Native American — there is something especially meaningful about stepping into a space connected to the extraordinary legacy of Alvin Ailey.

Ailey understood that our stories, our cultures, our histories and our bodies belong on the stage. He created space for Black dancers and Black stories in an art form where they had too often been excluded, while building a legacy that has inspired generations of artists from every background.

And now this little Hawaiʻi girl gets to walk through that door too.

She carries so many ancestors with her. So many cultures. So many stories. And she never has to choose which part of herself gets to enter the room.

All of her belongs.

Go learn. Go dance. Go grow. Take up your space, Zoe Dot. 🩰✨

We are so incredibly proud of you.

Imua, baby girl. 🌺🙏🏾

YoungArtist Imua

🎬 We can finally share! 🌺Our lil Zoe Dot Chang booked a role in Jumanji: Open World as Warrior Kid  #3! 🥹❤️From arriving...
08/17/2026

🎬 We can finally share! 🌺

Our lil Zoe Dot Chang booked a role in Jumanji: Open World as Warrior Kid #3! 🥹❤️

From arriving on set with her backpack, to having her very own trailer, sitting in hair, makeup and wardrobe, and then stepping in front of the cameras—watching Zoe experience the discipline and magic of making a major motion picture was something our family will never forget.

We are incredibly grateful to Kathy Muller Talent & Modeling Agency, everyone who believed in her, and the production team who gave this little Hawaiian 🌺 girl an opportunity to step into a very big world.

Zoe, we are proud of you not simply because you booked the role, but because of the courage, preparation, professionalism and joy you brought to the experience.

From Hawaiʻi to the big screen. 🌺🎥

Congratulations to all of the Hawaiʻi talent who booked the film. What a wonderful moment for our local creative community.

YoungActor

☔️ When storm prep becomes storytelling… 🤖💕🌺Living on an island teaches you to prepare.But as a mom, I’ve also learned t...
08/15/2026

☔️ When storm prep becomes storytelling… 🤖💕🌺

Living on an island teaches you to prepare.

But as a mom, I’ve also learned that preparation doesn’t have to feel scary — especially for kids.

With stormy weather approaching Hawaiʻi, our family did what we always do: checked the pantry, charged the devices, pulled out the lanterns, secured our important documents, made sure the emergency supplies were ready…and apparently confirmed that we own enough board games to survive a very long power outage. 😂

Then I thought:

How can I make all of this useful — and fun — for Belle and Zoe?

So I opened ChatGPT. 🤖

We took inventory of what we already had before buying anything else: pantry staples, freezer meals, canned goods, snacks, water, lighting, batteries, our little generator and cooking supplies.

Then we built a weekend menu around the food already in our home, created a “grab a snack and close the fridge” plan 😂, brainstormed screen-free activities for a power outage, added energy-saving tips, and turned the whole thing into a colorful little Chang Family Storm Café guide.

And somewhere along the way, emergency preparedness became a family storytelling project. 💕

That’s what excites me about AI.

Not technology replacing our thinking, our creativity or our humanity — but technology helping us organize what we know, use what we have, communicate better and make everyday experiences a little more meaningful.

Very Coradorables, actually.

See good. Do good. Look good. — even during storm prep. ☔️🌺

Stay safe, Hawaiʻi.
Stay prepared.
And maybe pull out the UNO cards before the Wi-Fi disappears. 😂

Hawaii Family Storytelling Preparedness UseWhatYouHave Imua

Sometimes a photograph holds much more than a moment.I was wearing a Coradorables Brown Tribal handkerchief dress and my...
08/12/2026

Sometimes a photograph holds much more than a moment.

I was wearing a Coradorables Brown Tribal handkerchief dress and my officeofangelascott “shoes for women who mean business” — a gift from the brand after I received the Pacific Business News Women Who Mean Business award.

The photograph was taken at Prince Waikiki, a place that also holds wonderful memories from Pacific Business News Mentoring Monday events and a season when so many meaningful professional relationships were beginning to take shape.

Around that same time, Coradorables was also receiving recognition from NRF connected to the QVC Sprouts 🌱 program.

Looking back, what stays with me most isn’t any single award or opportunity. It’s how one room opened into another, one introduction led to the next, and community kept showing up along the way.

You rarely know when you’re living the beginning of something meaningful.

Good times. Good people. Deep gratitude for the journey. 🌺

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