A sea of blue caught us in a trance as Randy Ortiz presented his latest collection In:di:go. Tailored suits were given unconventional patterns and mismatched combinations, adding more attitude to
The SoFA Grad Show this year unveiled the best creations from young up-and-coming designers. The collections ranged from tailored suits and tuxedos to sophisticated dresses. There were also surprising elements
Much Madness is an apt title for Jun Jun Ablaza’s first collection for Manila Fashion Festival. Re-thinking how you can use beanies, jackets, and gloves, this collection is for those
Paired with energetic music and dancing lights, Brit Tripudio’s Let’s Go to Tokyo is a fun interpretation of Japanese streetwear. Denim pants are paired with oversized pieces for a collection
In The Replicants, Renan Pacson further dissects the possibilities of streetwear. He deconstructs the given styles to show what the future could bring. It’s edgy, unexpected, and for those who
Chris Diaz’s Flourish is all about bright spring colors and delicate flower details on well-tailored pieces. It will make you think of summers abroad amid tulip fields or intimate garden
Sassa Jimenez continues on with her love for feminine designs for Alice 2.5. Using tulle, satin, and silk, she presents dresses that aim to tap into our childhood dreams. Click
Daryl Maat was inspired by surfer culture for his latest collection, City Surfer. Infusing tie-dye prints, cross stitch patterns, and sportswear staples, these clothes make you want to book that
Saturn is a colorful collection that reflects Martin Bautista’s current fascination with celestial elements. Combining silk and beaded detailing, you’ll think about a few childhood superheroes as well as the
Renan Pacson lends his streetwear aesthetics to ARIN. What came about are psychedelic prints on hoodies, leggings, and oversized shirts. This collection is not for the faint of heart. Click
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