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Working hand-in-hand, with designer Louis Pangilinan, this masterpiece has raised the bar in terms of Filipino craftmanship, truly an exquisite work of art! Inspired from the Bulaklakan Festival which is held during the 1st of January, the costume was executed in ball gown style, hand-embroidered and embellished with hand-painted art in the lower part depicting the flamboyant New Year’s Day of the locals. Recycled materials were used for the 3D flower in the waist area made by Hannah herself. Accessorized with back dress and fan filled with massive and vibrant array of flowers and ‘Singkaban” which is a decorated bamboo arch as a representation of welcome signage of a town or city in the country. The artisanal spirit of the costume stands for progress, dignity, and celebration. Designer: Louis Pangilinan Photography: Raymond Saldaรฑa Set design and execution: Henry Reyes HGR Events powered by Sabrosas |
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Binibini 8, Valenzuela
Meiji Cruz #IAmBinibini
National costume is inspired by Lakapati, goddess of agriculture and fertility. Lakapati literally means “giver of food” and prosperity. She promotes abundance in the field and crops and she protects farm animals from disease. She is a symbol of harvest, thanksgiving, and protection. The wings design is inspired by the dragon fly which means new beginning. Gown is made of French lace with brass metal works pearls rhinestones and Swarovski crystals. Designer: Manny Halasan Photography: Raymond Saldana Set design: Henry Reyes HGR Events powered by Sabrosas |
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