Two teenage girls and a boy wearing a uniform in traditional Tongan style. Known as tupenu, it is tailored like a skirt, sarong, or kilt and usually made from suit material. Tupenu is worn by both males and females.
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Teenage Tongans Wearing Tupenu
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