The Christmas spirit has finally hit me with so many tree-lighting festivities and charity bazaars in different hotels. After checking out the options for ornaments and color schemes, I have decided to make Paris as the theme of our décor.
For this year’s annual exhibit of student works, Slim’s students explored what could make them truly Filipino designers—and tapped into everything from history, culture and literature to ordinary things like local food and flowers.
As every fashionista worth her hot pants, miniskirt and go-go boots knows, the 60s was a unique and interesting decade that heralded such developments as women’s lib, the pill, advances in the civil rights movement, Youthquake, the Vietnam War and the first man on the moon.
The decade that heralded such developments as the pill, Women’s Lib, Youthquake, and the first man on the moon became the inspiration of students at Slim’s Fashion and Arts School for their exhibit early this month.
Mall-goers had a glimpse of the fabulous future of fashion at the “Best of Student Work 2015”—an exhibit mounted by...
Slim’s, SoFA Design Institute, De La Salle-College of St. Benilde and Fashion Institute of the Philippines will present the top collections of their students in a show titled “Face-Off 2016: A Cut Above the Rest” on Nov. 23 at Mega Fashion Hall at SM Megamall.
INQUIRER Lifestyle’s Face-Off 2016 will be the first of its kind in the country—it brings together in one show the...
FOR THEIR graduation collection, students of Slim’s Fashion & Arts School were given this simple brief: to discover the 1960s...
THE #2bUFaceOff fashion show brought out the best from four participating design schools—Slim’s Fashion and Arts School, De La Salle-College...
For the first time since its inception in 2009, Face-Off eschewed established names in favor of budding talents from Slim’s Fashion and Arts School, SoFA Design Institute, De La Salle-College of St. Benilde (CSB) and Fashion Institute of the Philippines (FIP) in an afternoon fashion show titled “Face-Off 2016: A Cut Above the Rest.”
