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DO » Na Leo will headline a Valentine's show called “;Romantic Waikiki”; at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel's Monarch Room from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Sunday. Tickets cost $69 to $89, but you can use the discount code KAMA10 for $20 off each ticket. Call 262-6300 or log on to naleo.tix.com.

WHAT'S IN STORE

Get the latest in lingerie

Bring more amour into your boudoir this Valentine's Day with an upgrade from daily wear to luxury lingerie.

Ai Amour Luxury Lingerie and Princesse Tam-Tam in Royal Hawaiian Center have announced new shipments of exclusive styles from France and Spain in time for the romantic holiday.

The designs are from Selmark, a Spanish lingerie house founded in the 1970s and noted for blending technology in design and fit with the highest quality of fabric and lace.

Also available are designs from Corin and the namesake Princesse Tam-Tam line from France.

Valentine's Day isn't the same for everyone, so in addition to sophisticated, sultry designs offered up, at Princesse Tam-Tam you'll also find more affordable and playful lines such as Jezebel, for a more light-hearted romp.

A free bra sachet is available with a $15 purchase.

While at the center, snap a photo of yourself and your beloved on the property and post it to the center's Facebook fan page (Royal Hawaiian Center) to qualify to win its Valentine Staycation Giveaway. The winner will receive a two-night stay in the Royal Hawaiian Hotel in an oceanfront room, a $100 Royal Hawaiian Center gift card and two free parking passes.

Mardi Gras masks double as art

Everyone is counting pennies these days, so if you have to blow some bucks it would make sense to want more bang for your dollars.

At first glance, intricately decorated Mardi Gras masks would seem to fall into the frivolous, rather than frugal, category.

But these from Pier 1 Imports at Ward Centers will not only top your Fat Tuesday costume, but are stunning enough to dress your home after the day's events. When the celebration is over, hang it on a wall like any other work of art, or place it in a shadow box first to protect it from dust, ready for next year's Mardi Gras parade.

Hand-painted in Italy, they run from $18 for the featherless variety to $65 or more for masks with all the frills.

CRIB NOTES

Eco Kits jump-start green life

The folks at ecohatchery.com are doing their part to help you go green and save green by offering Eco Kits online for those who want to go green but don't know where to start. Kits range from $50 to $97.50. Buy one for yourself or order to send as gifts.

The $50 “;Green and Healthy Home Kit”; shown comes with a step-by-step instruction book with an A-Z Recycling Resource Guide; supporting Web tools to track progress and create a personal road map; reusable stainless steel water bottle; natural soy candle with white tea scent; refrigerator coil brush; premium compact fluorescent bulb; home lighting renovation tool; reusable shopping tote; water-quality test kit; toilet leak detectors; faucet aerators and 1-ton carbon offsets (in support of renewable energy projects).

Good time to learn about roses

All your questions about roses will be answered by the American Rose Society's newly certified Consulting Rosarians: Lilia Brewbaker, Dorothy Dale, Naomi Inouye, Summer Muragin, Gladys Watanabe and Steve Wehrman. The members of the Honolulu Rose Society will be on hand during the HRS's Valentine's Rose exhibition and sale Saturday.

The event takes place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Ward Warehouse, where there will be potted roses, mini bouquets and wristlets just in time for Valentine's Day. It promises to be a lifesaver for those who forgot to place their flower orders early.

Call 545-5653 for more information.

Anteprima/Wirebag has a heart

Tell the world you're in love with love by wearing your heart on your arm, Anteprima/Wirebag's newest heart motif wirebag, “;Carta,”; bearing rhinestones in the shape of a heart.

The purse comes in three colors — rose ($609), pink ($674) and natural ($543) — and is available at both stores in the Royal Hawaiian and Ala Moana centers. Those who spend $500 through Sunday also will receive a free pink heart purse charm, “;Splendore,”; ($60 value) while supplies last.

— Nadine Kam, Star-Bulletin

STYLE FILE

Get a hair check-up at Frederic Fekkai's

Ever wonder about the health of your hair? You can find out during the Frederic Fekkai Expert Event taking place from noon to 6 p.m. tomorrow and Saturday, when they'll be bringing in a wand device that profiles your hair and cuticle condition while you look at the results on a computer.

Based on your hair characteristics and condition, Fekkai's experts will be able to make recommendations that best serve your care and styling needs. Call 948-7390 to book an appointment.

White elephant sale focuses on Japan

World Wings International — Hawaii Chapter presents its annual “;Not Your Ordinary Garage Sale”; on Sunday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the McKinley High School cafeteria. Clothing, costume jewelry, housewares, holiday decorations, books, music and Pan Am memorabilia are among the items for sale. An international boutique hosts specialty items from around the globe and a new “;Things Japanese”; section includes an array of kimonos, obi scrolls, laquerware, rare tea cups and sumo memorabilia.

Jesse “;Takamiyama”; Kuhaulua, Hawaii's first sumo champion, will make a special appearance and sign autographs from 1 to 2 p.m.

The majority of the proceeds benefit St. Francis Hospice with a small portion going to CARE International's disaster relief efforts to Haiti.

For more information, call 673-3724.

Bachelor auction benefits students

Some of Hawaii's most eligible bachelors will be auctioned off with date packages at Pearl at Ala Moana Center today, with all funds raised by the bachelors going to The Bella Project, which makes prom dresses available to girls in need.

Date packages include dinner at Doraku Sushi, Uncle Bo's Pupu Bar & Grill, Apartment3, Hula Grill, Oceanarium, Ola at Turtle Bay, Dave & Buster's, Ocean's 808, The Fat Greek, Stage, Soul de Cuba Cafe and Maile's Thai Bistro, while other packages include dance lessons with Arthur Murray and Hawaii Jitterbugs, stand-up paddle lessons with Hawaiian Surf Adventure and Paddle Core Fitness, mini golf from Jungle River Mini-Golf and a speedboat ride on the Screamer.

Jessica's Traveling Boutique is participating in the event, presenting new spring arrivals.

The fun runs from 6 to 9 p.m., with doors open from 4:30 p.m. and the bachelor auction starting at 8 p.m. Call 944-8000 for information.