Ana Cruz Kayne, the Filipina-American actress who plays the role of “Supreme Court Justice Barbie” in Greta Gerwig’s latest film showcased her Filipino roots as
With a huge inventory of modern Filipiniana on her hands after a series of lockdowns, and following the inevitable decline of special- occasion dressing,
It’s been a year with no grand affairs to wear designer Steve de Leon’s maximalist Filipiniana, and his artisans and sewers have been locked
Gabbie Sarenas has come a long way from 2016 when she was finalist in Lifestyle’s Look of Style Awards. Her entry collection was called
A social wag has commented that the culminating program of TernoCon may have become what the Kahirup Ball was in the mid-20th century. Both
It wasn’t long ago when Mons Romulo, socialite and entrepreneur, would get teased for wearing Filipiniana on a casual day. She had become quite
While it’s admirable of designers and brands to reimagine our traditional dress as we know it, some elements can get lost in translation, thus losing
On its 12th year, Asian Dragon (AD), the only English magazine with Chinese translation, produced a dinner-fashion show at Isabela Ballroom at Makati Shangri-La,
The Seda Ayala Center Cebu Hotel is in good hands, with general manager Gwen dela Cruz and Frances Alfafara, director of sales and marketing.
The globalization of fashion has resulted in blandness and uniformity, leaving the Filipiniana, especially the butterfly-sleeved terno, confined to special occasions.
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