We hung out with bright “unicorns” at the MFF backstage last night
Ah, it’s that time of the year again: The Panasonic Manila Fashion Festival, the fashion show that promises to put us in the map as Southeast Asia’s premiere fashion hub.…
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Manila Fashion Festival Beyond: Yvonne Quisumbing
Yvonne Quisumbing’s Manila Fashion Festival collection featured both menswear and womenswear. She focused on creating pieces that are classics, but with details like subtle pleats, shimmer and shine, and a…
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These Cebuano Designers Will Convince You to Wear Prints and Embellishments
While we gave out picks for the perfect party dress and day to night outfit, we’re also on the hunt for statement pieces. It can be a colorful jacket, an…
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Manila Fashion Festival Beyond: Marichu Tan
Marichu Tan’s show for Manila Fashion Festival presented a collection of eveningwear and formal wear staples enhanced with floral elements and patches. It’s on-trend but also timeless given the monochromatic…
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Manila Fashion Festival Beyond: Dexter Alazas
Dexter Alazas presented his current designs that feature loose and comfy silhouettes rendered in black. You’ll see though that the collection isn’t boring as it utilized pleats and other accents…
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Manila Fashion Festival Beyond: Protacio
Protacio’s collection was a mix of modern and medieval pieces. He combined bubble sleeved tops and loose-fitting polos with knee-length shorts and statement text belts. Meanwhile, gray flowy gowns with…
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Manila Fashion Festival Beyond: Philip Rodriguez
Philip Rodriguez’s collection has a strong Spanish influence. Frilly, salsa-inspired dresses and suits made their way on the runway. Bold florals also made the dominantly black ensembles stand out. Check…
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Manila Fashion Festival Beyond: ‘Chapter 1: Wanderlust’ by Amesiella
For Chapter 1: Wanderlust, Amesiella opted for a minimalist style to highlight the tailoring and silhouettes of each piece. The collection is also reminiscent of nostalgic Filipino outfits with barong-inspired suits and dresses,…
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Manila Fashion Festival Beyond: Mike Yapching
Mike Yapching’s color palette consisted of navy blue, black, white, and maroon shades. He applied these colors to trousers, outerwear pieces, and tweed-like dresses. For details he used lace-up straps…
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Manila Fashion Festival Beyond: Jul Oliva
If you want to make a statement using color, fringe, and layering, this collection is for you. Jul’s garments featured frayed edges and patchwork jackets. She also presented jewel-toned jumpsuits…
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