For three years in a row, Gino Gonzales has been helping promote the terno design through the TernoCon, and by organizing workshops on terno-making among the country’s budding designers. Considered
The Ternocon, the exclusive competition-exhibit-cum-fashion show held the last two years, has been hugely successful.
The Ternocon at Cultural Center of the Philippines went one step further in promoting the national dress.
The songs may be familiar to fans of the Eraserheads but the material is new.
It was a delightful case of fulfilled anticipation, right from the first sight of the blue and white chinoiserie-inspired stage curtain created by scenographer Gino Gonzales.
Look to the past to observe and hopefully learn how things were done. Only then can you break the codes and innovate. It’s a philosophy that Gino Gonzales strongly believes in.
The city was in no mood for a goat, make that two happy green goats looking pert in the middle of a scenic, idyllic countryside. Or so we thought. Turned
Gonzales’ costume designs for Dulaang UP’s “Hakbang sa Hakbang” (Shakespeare’s “Measure for Measure”) won him the silver prize in the Professional Designers category at the 2017 World Stage Design in Taiwan.
Also featured are designs by Mio Infante, Gino Gonzales and Jethro Joaquin.
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