SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Filipino fashion and history are driving forces for many Filipino American designers across the Bay Area. Traditional Filipino clothing typically emotes elegance and ...
Sydneysider Vanessa Mordeno believes that the barong isn't meant to stay in the closet until the next special occasion. It's meant to be worn in the office, in the shopping mall, with pants, with a ...
BAGUIO CITY–The Filipino “terno,” adorned with traditional fabrics and indigenous patterns, is now on display at Camp John Hay’s Forest Lodge to promote the country’s enduring creative culture. The ...
Collage by Tilden Bissell for W magazine, photos courtesy of Isiah Magsino, Vinta Gallery, Exclusively His Tailoring, and J. Robles Photography. I will never forget the words Prabal Gurung told me ...
The documentary is about terno artisans, focusing on Filipino traditional clothing, and why Filipinos nowadays are forgetting it. The 25-minute film will show how the people do not have enough ...
A cropped barong, left, and terno harness, centre, from Vinta Gallery, and a bright trench from Regalo Studios. (Vinta Gallery, Regalo Studios) Designer and entrepreneur Caroline Mangosing fell in ...
What if Disney characters were Filipino? Incoming fine arts student Cedrhick Fajardo, 17, redrew scenes from classic Disney films to show what the well-loved prince and princesses would look like ...
Disney princesses are icons for children the world over, and boast ethnicities that span North America, Europe, West Asia, East Asia and Polynesia. A Filipino artist, recognizing their impact, thought ...
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