If there’s one thing we learned, going out on a late, rainy Saturday afternoon makes dressing up a chore. Clad in tank tops, shorts, and other versatile pieces, attendees showed up in their not-so-lazy weekend best for the HIP Backyard Grill, which was held in the playground area of the Valle Verde 5 Park.
Though the weather got the best of many, we spotted the stylish few that were up for the rainy-day get-up challenge.
Read on to see the looks of our chic weekend warriors!
Alyssa Lagahino teaches us a thing or two about making Forever 21 leggings look chic in her thrifted peplum top from Taiwan and Forever 21 shoes matched with her Folly Folly watch.Donna Cuna-Pita in her fresh and fun ensemble: Forever 21 camisole, Seek the Uniq shorts, and Melissa shoes.Mia Howell totally owned her sporty look with her thrifted dress, North Face windbreaker, and Primadonna slip-ons.Rachel Peters looked great in her Topshop denim shorts, thrifted top, and classic Converse sneakers. She accessorized with her Pandora necklace, and Louis Vuitton bag.Tyrone Sy was seen working the monochrome trend yesterday with his Adidas cap and shoes, Topman shirt, and Giordano shorts.Roxy Barrios sported a colorful number with her Aldo shades, SM Department Store flip-flops, thrifted top, and shorts from Bangkok.Unlike the rest of the pack, Nina Co threw on a flirty dress from Forever 21 with comfy Fitflops.In a thrifted dress and Rubi Singapore shoes, Jo Ticzon aced easy, breezy wear.You can’t go wrong with neutrals! Kat Dalusong paired her Zara blouse with Mango shores and thrifted sneakers.With her Kate Spade bag in hand, Beverly Dalton rocked her Zara top, Muji pants and Converse sneakers accessorized with her Craftsmith necklaces.
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