Twenty-eight bridal gown designers challenge the norm by crafting bespoke pieces in white, latte tones, and blush pink that placed a premium on individuality and personal style over old-school aesthetic.
Be sure to visit ‘Babangon Tayo: Filipino Fashion for a Cause’ this weekend It has been a month since Typhoon Odette has struck many areas in the Visayas and Mindanao regions, and still, survivors need help in order to get back on their feet. In light of this situation, the Fashion and Design Cou
Published April 1, 2021, 4:54 PM
Taking direct economic hits resulting into cancelled expos and shelved orders, the fashion industry was still one of the first sectors to help out during the pandemic. Fashion designers and retail brands provided protective overalls and washable face masks, as well as mounted donation drives and fundraisers.
As uncertainty mounts moving into the second year of community quarantine, the Fashion and Design Council of the Philippines (FDCP) reinforces its belief in a better tomorrow by bringing the industry together once again. FDCP hopes to be a beacon on the path to the future of Philippine fashion.
Through a Facebook status posted today, April 1, 2021, the council announced a new set of board officers with JC Buendia as president, Avel Bacudio as external vice president, Amina Aranaz-Alunan as internal vice president, Maco Custodio as secretary, Tonichi Nocom as senior adviser and press secretary, Adante Leyesa as treasurer, and Dong Omaga Diaz as