During the Japanese occupation, the kimono was adapted to Filipino culture as the lightweight kimona. A few years ago, Filipiniana attire wasn’t really worn on a daily basis. Because of its ...

Not only did it revive the terno’s 1930s structure with the addition of the panuelo (fichu), but it also concentrated on another traditional Filipiniana dress, the kimona. The terno evolved from the ...

Speaking of kimona – the brand also partnered with ... If you want a subtler interpretation of “modern Filipiniana,” this is the brand to check out. Curated by Chavacano-Tausug stylist ...

MANILA, Philippines - How do we define Filipiniana attire ... kimono was co-opted into Filipino culture as the lightweight kimona. Piña and jusi were developed to fit the Philippines’ tropical ...

She paired with a terno top made of piña fabric. Juliana went for a kimona instead of a terno top. Like her mom, she also wore a blue "saya" which is slightly darker than her mom's skirt. It was also ...

Grace Poe wore an elegant white dress by Paul Cabral in the morning and changed into simple Filipiniana later in ... on hand – calladoed piña. A kimona with panuelo collar and tapis covered ...

“There are more Filipino associations now that are wearing Filipiniana that’s why I ... many people are ordering Kimona and Balintawak that’s why I have more children wear collection ...

The term "Filipiniana" describes traditional dress from the culture of the Philippines. Its two main elements, the men's "barong" and the women's "terno," are, respectively, the shirt and dress ...

She believes that this dilemma is cyclical - that our Filipiniana resources abroad are limited and, that resources are limited because there is no strong demand for them. While the demand for ...