Once upon a time when couture was standard, these fashion masters were the ones trusted by Manila's elite.
In the golden days of Manila, privileged women of this city's elite opted to be dressed by a handful of these famous dressmakers, entrusting them with stitching their impeccably classic yet fashionable gowns. Back in the day, the elegant and fashionable ...
Back in the day, the annual Kahirup ball, hosted by Negrense sugar barons, was a post-World War II showcase of the region's wealth.And if you happened to be at the Manila Hotel on the night of the ball, you ...
Ramon Valera accentuated the female form by puffing out the sleeves and drawing the waistline in; he also discarded the panuelo, allowing women to show more of their necklines.
The Center for Campus Art of the De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde presents "Ramon Valera and the Modern," an exhibit on the life and designs of the late National Artist for Fashion, as its first show for the school year. ...
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