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A perfect wardrobe for a fashionable year

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FLORAL shorts with suspenders for that laid-back vibe and freedom of movement. Green long-sleeve shirt and bag, both Bayo; floral-print shorts with suspenders, Love, Bayo x Kotex x Sylvia Park; shoes, Forever 21

You probably received a lot of gifts during Christmas and are thinking of what to give back to your girl friends and the amazing women in your life.

Bayo and Love, Bayo, in partnership with Kotex and School of Fashion’s Sylvia Park, have all the things a girl can wish for!

With the success formulas of co-brandings and partnerships, Love, Bayo’s collaboration with Kotex and Sylvia Park has a fresh take on casual dressing. It did not play on the typical modern woman theme of using leather and studs to create empowerment. Instead, its first design contest for young fashion students from SoFa is about reliving fairy tales and making them wearable for young Pinays to enjoy and be confident about themselves.

The winning designs are from Park’s interpretation of “Anne of Green Gables.”

Floral dress, Love, Bayo x Kotex x Sylvia Park; all accessories, Bayo; printed socks, Aldo; ankle boots, Forever 21

“I remember the time I was watching it as an animé series, and Anne has this unrelenting self-conviction that she can do everything she puts her mind to, no matter what the odds,” Park said.

The capsule collection for Love, Bayo has everything from lace and knit cardigans and floral shorts with suspenders, to heart-printed dresses and white-emerald halter lace dress. The designs are affordable, as there is no item that exceeds the P1,000 student budget.

The clothes are the perfect way to start your fashionable year. They can go from daytime school meetings to nights out with your friends and family!


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