Tag: filipino designs

An ode to the ‘90s, Kaye Morales' spring collection filled the runway with vibrant fur jackets, unicorn patches, and glitzed up skirts. Balanced by black elements and oversized denim, her designs highlight gender equality and a celebration of one's true self. Kaye

Filipino fashion designers have proven over and over that their arena is no longer just within the country. For example, Michael Cinco has taken over the Middle East and has been dubbed the stylist of the stars, while Monique Lhuillier has been

LONDON, UK - While the world was busy with news of the Oscars, one of our homegrown talents, Ken Samudio, was quietly filing a dispatch of his own. After making it into Vogue, the bag designer bagged the runner-up spot in the Best

They say a woman's most prized dress is her wedding gown. It should capture her persona perfectly down to the very last bead sewn into it. Taking her signature mark of clean lines and elegant silhouettes, Vania Romoff breathes life into these

The Guardian releases a feature on the International Fashion Showcase in London and how only the Filipino contingent, Manila Wear, "incorporated indigenous sustainable materials into their designs. In addition, each designer had either a partnership with an NGO where profits are put

First it was Ralph Lauren for the Golden Globes, followed by Calvin Klein for Critics' Choice, Gucci for the SAGs, and then Christian Dior for the BAFTAs. Now, woudn't it be so awesome if Hollywood's new It girl, Lupita Nyong'o, wore a Filipino designer

After bagging second place in the 49th Japan Fashion Design Contest in Tokyo three years ago for his "Dreamweaver" collection, Jun Artajo has been an unstoppable force to reckon with. Known for his intricate weaving techniques and modern interpretation of our native

Bagging the Supima Design Award in New York four years ago for his design of the “re-invention of the classic T-shirt” was Robin Tomas’ first major breakthrough as a fashion designer, and he has been unstoppable ever since. Still based in NYC,

Season after season, the designers included in the Visions and Trends show never fail to bring excitingly new fashion concoctions to the table.  This time around, the lineup supplied stylistas with an abundance of diverse creative energy to feast on ranging from

PEFTA recipient, Bien Santiago, is a swimwear designer whose brand, Yuminum, is making waves especially in the online shopping sphere. Read on to know more about her!WHAT IS YOUR COLLECTION ABOUT? ANYTHING SPECIFIC IT WAS INPIRED BY? I lived beside rice fields growing

This year’s Ready-To-Wear collections presented a well-defined mix of designs that catered to women of different personas. Alodia Cecilia opened the show with a series of dresses, from oversized sweaters for the minimalist to cutesy A-lines for the girly-girl at heart. To