From the Conservative Long Ternos that the typical Maria Clara Image We can now see a Bolder, Newer and Fashion Forward Filipina.
Filipiniana does
not only refer to the terno, but also the national costume
of baro’t saya (blouse and skirt) also known as the Maria Clara gown
and the kimona’t patadyong. We Usually use these stuff during August
for the “ Linggo ng Wika” and after that it is all kept in our wardrobe
From its old
look a lot of improvements and innovations were done to show the
creativity we Filipinos Have. The old plain Filipiniana is Now a Dress that
embodies the new Lifestyle for this generation but still preserves the culture
that we still practice. From simple flower embroideries now comes
details that would show the creativity and resourcefulness of the designer and
make the wearer a showstopper from parties, weddings, Ball, formal
gatherings and even your Prom.
A lot of designers
are inspired of creating these dresses like JC Buendia who prefers
to make the ternos in stiff silk gazar using architectural silhouettes,You can
also get inspiration from the designers of the Metrowear Filipiniana show from
traditional works of Gregg Centeno, or the and experimental takes of Eric delos
Santos’ fringe terno, Martin Bautista’s butterfly-sleeved number, James Reyes’
trademark bubble hem creation, or Louis Claparol’s heart-stopping gray terno
top paired with pants.
So Who says Filipiniana's are
OUT?
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