If you like to go snooping in other peoples' closets, the University of Hawaii Apparel Product Design and Merchandising Program has the show for you. Closet voyeurs can now peek into the program's Historic Costume Collection from the privacy of their own home, thanks to the University of Hawaii Virtual Museum. The costume collection is the museum's featured exhibition, marking the start of a move to digitize the university's collections, with the aim of eventually making it easy for the general public to search out just about everything in it's collection. The pieces in the costume exhibition focuses on aloha shirts, with 52 examples out of 20,000, tracing the shirts' evolution beginning in the mid-1930s. The UH aloha shirt collection is one of only two such collections in the western United States, and the only one in the Pacific.