Gabbie Sarenas describes Filipino embroidery as a love letter to the Philippines. That it is unique because it comes from dreams. “The allure is the mystique that it brings to
Italian fashion brand Max Mara was accused of stealing traditional designs of the Oma, an ethnic minority group from Laos.
Visit us on Instagram To be You; Facebook: To be You; e-mail inq.tobeyou@gmail.com For young fashion designer Renz Reyes, it was all a labor of love. One of the three
Cheap, Chinese-made nylon burkas are flooding Afghanistan’s north as consumers turn to affordable, mass-produced fabrics — but in Kabul, a small determined fashion house is fighting to preserve the traditional textiles
The concept of resort dressing goes beyond summer—for the beach, on a weekend getaway and when the whether is warmer, even on the city streets. Kultura Filipino’s Tropiko collection captures that endless summer spirit.
The serviceable old pouf stood by her dresser for years, and when Cookie Guerrero finally felt her stool was due for a makeover, she let loose her creative juices and went the full nine yards.
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