Behind The Scenes Of Preview April 2012: Divine Lee
Divine Lee lands her first Preview cover wearing neo-tribal pieces by Kermit Tesoro!
Kermit Tesoro X Florian Jayet Spring/summer 2012
Kermit Tesoro x Florian Jayet London Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2012 collection
Divine In Kermit For The 2011 Preview Best Dressed Ball
Kermit Tesoro's biggest fan sparkles in a sashed catsuit during Coco
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Kermit Tesoro For Zsazsa Zaturnnah
The maverick designer dresses the big-bosomed superheroine for his first foray into theater.
Like his dripping divas, sea urchin-esque strutters, or abaca-wielding glamazons, provocateur Kermit Tesoro's latest muses are of the uncommon extraterrestrial kind. Zsazsa Zaturnnah and Queen Femina, the comic heroine and villainess of Carlo Vergara's award-winning graphic novel, Ang Kagila-gilalas na Pakikipagsapalaran ni
Kermit Tesoro And Leeroy New Holiday 2010
Philippine Fashion Week Holiday 2010
May 29, 2010
SMX Convention Center
Philippine Fashion Week Holiday 2010: Rogador, Tesoro & New, Reyes
Jeffrey Rogador, Kermit Tesoro and Leeroy New,
and Yako Reyes present their PFW Holiday 2010 collections.
and Yako Reyes present their PFW Holiday 2010 collections.
Jeffrey Rogador, Kermit Tesoro and Leeroy New, and Yako Reyes all presented their solo collections for Philippine Fashion Week Holiday 2010 last May 29, 2010. From one designer's inspiration of an urban countryside to a sci-fi landscape and lastly to the stomping
Runway Beauty: Kermit Tesoro
Minimalist beauty at Kermit Tesoro Holiday 2010.
Opting to provide some balance to his sculptural Philippine Fashion Week Holiday 2010 collection, Kermit Tesoro kept faces bare with barely there cheeks and eye make up and a hint of girly rose on the lips. Probably foreseeing that a crazy beauty
Designer Spotlight: Kermit Tesoro
The radical young designer gives us not-so-simple basics for summer 2010.
To the uninspired, Kermit Tesoro's summer 2010 collection speaks only of a practical usage of the most basic color duet of black and gray applied to ultra-wearable silhouettes. But as the designer himself would tell us, “simple” and “basic” have different manifestations
