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Philippine fashion industry and Philippine theater received with shock this morning the news that one of its leading designers, James Reyes, has passed away at midnight. He was 48. The death was sudden, and, it was said, heart-related.
Luxe exuals splurge. These days, prestigious launches of luxury services and products have evolved into extravagant celebrations and unforgettable parties. It’s all about making a statement.
Michael Cinco is the first Filipino designer to show his collection in haute couture week.
If you’ve been keeping up with new talents this 2020, you might have come across the name Jessan Macatangay. The...
The New York Times described Filipino designer and gallery owner Federico de Vera as “an aesthetic savant with an Enlightenment viewpoint” and a “design alchemist.” De Vera got the praise for his creative eye and atmospheric displays that elevate recycled cast-offs into the sublime.
A Filipino fashion designer made history in Paris couture in 2016, while a Filipino clothing brand made its debut at New York Fashion Week.
Big girls don’t this. Big girls don’t that. Whoever said big girls can’t do whatever the heck they want has another think coming.
For many fashionistas and women of leisure in Manila, there’s no more definitive sign of summer than the annual poolside trunk show and cocktails hosted by bag and accessories designer Amina Aranáz-Alunan of the lifestyle brand Aranáz.
Turning his back on technocracy and mass production, London-based Filipino designer Daniel Latorre Cruz reverts to history and traditional craftsmanship. Call it the revival of the artisan.
I design dresses for Bond girls in my spare time,” Lesley Mobo jokes on his Facebook page.
