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Day four of Manila Fashion Fest Now falls on a Friday, and what better way to start the weekend than to witness local talents come alive on the runway, right? But it's not just the designer clothes that made the evening special.

From Jackie Kennedy to Michelle Obama, Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, and Queen Letizia of Spain – these are the women, who according to JC Buendia, are behind a successful man. Underlining the designer’s fascination on how clothes play a part in diplomacy, inspiring a

In collaboration with Aderans, hair stylist of the stars Lourd Ramos brings to the runway artistically crafted hair extensions and full wigs on humans’ heads. It imbibes the Japanese culture, taking cues from Samurais, Emperors and Empresses, they will present the best

It's day three of Manila Fashion Fest Now and one might think the attendees would run out of fashionable clothes to wear. But last night's turnout will prove you wrong as more guests waltzed in the venue looking their most stylish self

Brit Tripudio knows how to stage a one of a kind runway show. His show starts with two dancers setting the mood, amping up the crowd in anticipation of his collection that explores the LGBT subculture fully translated in deconstructed formal and casual.

For the first time, a government institution partners with Manila Fashion Fest Now in an effort to champion local designers as well as to promote indigenous textiles and materials. The National Commission for Culture and the Arts held a design competition that

On the second day of Manila Fashion Festival, showgoers seem to have brought their A-game, sprucing up for a night of fashionable festivities. Scroll down to see who caught our eye last night!IMAGE Andrea BelduaStig LatoreIMAGE Andrea BelduaJoma BernardoIMAGE Andrea BelduaJullian CulasIMAGE

Manila Fashion Fest Now is tapping not just local talents but also international ones as they partner up with Goethe Institut, bringing in German designs and concepts to a more globalized Philippine fashion landscape. MFF Now and Goethe Institut, in this collection

Translating to homage, Gabbie’s Pintuho pays tribute to the Filipino farmers in the most literal sense as her collection exhibits embroideries of palay and carabaos on checked fabrics, chambrays and Japanese cotton. Her collection is inspired by Filipino housewear with the use

Azucar by Arleen Sipat-Sutton’s collection is the embodiment of sophistication and ultimate expression of self-love. Romance fills the air as it delivers femininity in modern forms of lace, luxe fabrics, and ruffles. Semi-blindfolded models walked down the runway in textured dresses with asymmetric neck

Moved by the Spanish arts, Cheetah Rivera brings to the runway an inspired collection fusing together cultural experiences from dynamic flamenco and fiery bullfighting. She dresses the modern woman in a romantic yet sultry vibe reminiscent of masterpieces and paintings of Basque

Manila Fashion Festival (MFF) has been around for some time. It’s a bi-annual event that celebrates Filipino fashion and craftsmanship. Partnering with over 60 designers and creatives from the Netherlands, this year’s fashion festival is bound to get even more exciting. Apart

Did you know that in other countries, the Coca Cola company also sells apparel to go with the fizzy drink? Well, they do and now they’re bringing the line to our tropical shores. Yay! Coke that you can wear? That’s exactly what