If yesterday’s shows started on a high note, the second day isn’t any higher. It’s not even on the same level, but it’s on a totally different league. So obsessing over just the form of
New York-based Filipina designer Betina Ocampo has launched her luxury T-shirt label Betina’s fall/winter 2015 collection. This time, she gives us an unconventional take on separates. She employs multiple hand-beading
From Luzon to Mindanao, weaving communities have used pineapple, abaca, cotton, silk, banana, buri and pandan to produce their own particular weaves which will be featured in Likhang Habi: Inabel
Spring/summer collections don’t have to be all about beach colors and sunny dispositions. Just ask Renan Pacson and now, Avel Bacudio. The designer gets the job done with jackets,
Long, flowing dresses and jumpsuits in vibrant fuchsia, blue, pink, and orange are the staples for your next vacation trip, according to Mia Arcenas. Her show was divided in two
A MEMO from Fr. Jose Ramon T. Villarin, SJ, dated March 13, 2015, changed the landscape of high school education at the Ateneo de Manila. After a meeting with the
ON MARCH 13, Ateneo de Manila University president Fr. Jose Ramon T. Villarin, SJ, released a memo about the changes due to take place in the school following the government’s
Quirky, fun, and playful—these are the words that come to mind when describing Androgyne’s collection for Day 2 of Manila Fashion Fest spring/summer ’16. Co-presented by Seek The Uniq, the
Last season, Happy Andrada presented a colorful collection inspired by the indigenous tribes of the Philippines and their penchant for complex designs and saturated dyes. This season, the designer did
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