I am working night and day to keep sane,” Lesley Mobo said during our online chat. The fashion designer...
At least, there’s still a world outside of politics, war and disease. That was why amid the seismic activities last...
For three years in a row, Gino Gonzales has been helping promote the terno design through the TernoCon, and by...
It’s difficult to put Salvacion Lim Higgins’ body of work in a box. In fashion, she’s known by her...
Eager to pay homage to her Filipino and Korean heritage, 20-year-old Hanvi Kim breathes new life into traditional Filipino wear,...
Miss Universe Vietnam 2017 H'hen Nie proudly repeated a dress which is a fusion of the Philippine terno and the Vietnamese ao dai.
The globalization of fashion has resulted in blandness and uniformity, leaving the Filipiniana, especially the butterfly-sleeved terno, confined to special occasions.
The Ternocon at Cultural Center of the Philippines went one step further in promoting the national dress.
What a difference a year makes! At one of our family dinners, we discussed where the phrase, “This too shall pass,” came from. Whatever its origin, the adage is relevant during these times, especially for our family.
The life work of Ramon Valera, the man credited for modernizing the Filipino national dress, is the subject of an ongoing retrospective exhibit.
