Tag: pambahay outfits

We're used to seeing Anne Curtis on TV and on the 'gram clad in the most stylish 'fits. She's a fashion girl through and through! In fact, her OOTDs are usually headline-worthy, even when she's just getting some pampering done at her

We'll never say no to color! We've already taken a look at minimalist pambahay OOTDs, and now it's time to explore fun ways to don different hues at home. Andrea Brillantes makes such a great case for doing so. She really knows

Here are some myths about pambahay clothes we'd like to debunk right now: a) they only consist of old, demoted shirts and sweats; b) they're "haggard" by default; and c) they should never, under any circumstances, make it to your IG feed.

Word of advice: Your pambahay should make you feel cute and ready to face the day. If you've been fumbling around in withering T-shirts, it may be time to reprogram. Since we're spending the majority of our days bunkered indoors anyway, we

Staying at home for a good year (and counting) has us rethinking of our own pambahay of choice. When you’re not living in activewear or sweatpants, we’re sure you’re looking for a more presko alternative. And in the sweltering heat of the

We all know that loungewear dressing won’t be going anywhere anytime soon. So as we welcome another stylish year, upgrade your loungewear essentials with a street style lewk These new must-haves are perfect if you want to go matchy-matchy with your BFF,

Ever since the beginning of this quarantine, our pambahay outfits have rapidly transitioned to become our daily OOTDs. At first, living in pajamas and oversized tees seemed like a fun little change. But nine months in, we’re all admittedly looking for new

Staying in doesn't mean settling for drab pambahay. In fact, you can take this time to treat yourself into wearing something tad fancier than the usual cotton co-ords. To help you with this agenda, we're looking at silk loungewear to upgrade your

Even if you're just at home, dressing up (and even putting on makeup) can make you feel better and add some sense of normalcy to your routines. But it's also okay to just stay in your pambahay because they make you feel