Eight years ago, Hindy Weber made the big decision to quit designing ready-to-wear. She uprooted her young family from the city and moved to a farm in Sta. Rosa, Laguna.
Kate Hudson has taken the next step in her fashion career with the launch of her new ready-to-wear brand, Happy x Nature.
Top local designers are unfazed by the rise of ready-to-wear designer bridal shops in Manila.
Zara has an abundance of lace and jacquard in dresses and looms. Minimalist charm is evident in a number of pieces, which include polished coordinates in a palette of black, burnt sienna, navy and cream in wool, silk and fur. The ’70s twist is highlighted in flared jeans, fringed hems and suede.
Uniqlo shoppers can expect a third collection of women’s wear from Ines de la Fressange, as the Japanese global ready-to-wear brand collaborates anew with the French model-turned-lifestyle doyenne.
New York is celebrating International Bridal Week this week and designer Monique Lhuillier has something for every type of bride, including one who wants to wed in City Hall.
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