Vogue PH - Celebration



While interest and viability of living inside the metaverse is still an ongoing discussion, its potential as a limitless platform is undeniable. Digital fashion, for example, is being explored by maisons around the world. Vogue Philippines is similarly intrigued, and has teamed up with visionaries like DressX and Lablaco to bring the terno to this virtual realm. This collaboration is executed as a special cover this month, just in time for the biennial TernoCon.


Get this special cover of Vogue Philippines December ‘22 - January ‘23 issue with every purchase of the February 2023 issue available for pre-order now. Link in bio.


Featuring Filipina model @oiitstaki wearing a @rickytchitov balintawak, photographed by @shairaluna, fashion director @pamquinones, sittings editor @ticiaalmazan, avatar designer @ivvnvvi, landscape designer @biancarague, digital fashion by Tanya Pyanida of @dressx and Akanksha Srivastva of @lablaco, art direction by @jannpascua, produced by @anzhizon assisted by @adamppereyra, and written by @audreycarpio and @amfq, Vogue Philippines, December 2022 - January 2023.

Source: Instagram - Vogue Philippines

Popular posts from this blog

Why You Should Visit Salvacion Lim Higgins’ Exhibit at the Manila Metropolitan Theater

Image
Salvacion Lim Higgins, the National Artist for Design, is the ultimate inspiration when it comes to Filipiniana dressing It’s impossible to talk about the Filipiniana without mentioning Salvacion Lim Higgins. Also known as “Slim” Higgins, the founder of Slim’s Fashion and Arts School was recently named Philippine National Artist for Design, and it was honestly long overdue. The designer, who passed away in September 1990, may have started her career in the 1940s, but her work still remains relevant today. A true modernist, Slim foresaw the Terno beyond its structural confines and constantly reinvented its silhouette. The techniques and fabrics she  used to create her work were intricate and delicate enough to level with the works of her design contemporaries in France and Italy. You can say that Mrs. Salvacion was a true couturier, and could even be considered the first Filipino couturier. Today, her legacy lives on in her book titled SLIM: Salvacion Lim Higgins, through the eyes and w
Read more

Here’s where you can see National Artist Slim Higgins’ designs up close

Image
 The Metropolitan Theater in Manila launches its maiden exhibition dubbed ‘Imagining/Imaging’ Since being declared one of the newest National Artists of the Philippines last June, the works of the late fashion designer Salvacion Lim Higgins, famously known as Slim, have been displayed in a number of exhibitions this year. If you haven’t got the chance to see them in person, you’re in luck as they are now available for viewing at the Metropolitan Theater in Manila. For its maiden exhibit, the Metropolitan Theater join forces with the National Commission for Culture and the Arts and Slim’s Fashion and Arts School as they bring to life “Imagining/Imaging: Salvacion Lim Higgins and the Filipino Identity in Fashion.” The showcase features the National Artist for Design’s collection of newly restored dresses created between the late 1940s and the early 1980s. What sets “Imagining/Imaging” apart from past showcases is that it also puts in view recently discovered original fashion designs by S
Read more