Calling All Models: Francis Libiran Is Casting for His Biggest Fashion Show Yet

Preparations are underway for his show at the Araneta Coliseum this October.

Published on Aug 7, 2025

Francis Libiran's presentation at Harbin Fashion Week 2025. PHOTO: COURTESY OF HARTMAN COMMUNICATIONS, INC.

Calling all models: Get your set cards ready and mark your calendars.

Francis Libiran is preparing to stage his most ambitious showcase to date. The veteran designer and his team will be hosting a go-see on Sunday, August 10, to cast 150 models to walk for his show this October 2025. Set to take place at the Araneta Coliseum, the upcoming presentation will be his largest in over two decades in the industry.

Interested in being part of this milestone? Read on for full details.

Francis Libiran's presentation entitled Devocion.

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Casting Call for Francis Libiran’s Biggest Show Yet

The go-see is scheduled for Sunday, August 10, at the Grand Ballroom of City of Dreams Manila in Parañaque City. Francis and his team will be screening applicants from 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

The casting is open to both male and female models. Dancers and athletes are encouraged to apply, too, provided they meet the height requirements.

Male applicants must be between 6’0” and 6’3” tall. They are required to wear a black tank top and black trousers.

Female models must stand between 5’8” and 5’11”. Applicants should arrive in a black tank top and either a black mini skirt or tights, paired with heels. Hair must be styled in a slicked-back updo, and makeup should be kept minimal.

All models are expected to bring their set cards or portfolios to the casting.

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PHOTO: COURTESY OF HARTMAN COMMUNICATIONS.

Confirm your attendance at the go-see by filling out the registration form: tinyurl.com/FLGOSEE102025.

For further information, inquiries may be directed to Hartman Communications or through Francis Libiran’s official brand channels.

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