Attire for hula dancers

LEIS

["Floral necklaces often worn at Hawaiian celebrations might fit here."]

Hula dancers often wear colorful flower garlands called leis around their necks as part of their traditional attire. The clue plays on this well-known cultural association, where "attire" hints at something worn rather than clothing in the strict sense. While leis aren’t clothing, they’re a signature accessory for hula performances, making the answer a straightforward cultural reference.