Emporio Armani’s sportswear line arrives in PH with options for court days, airport outfits, and everyday plans.
FASHIONPhilippines Milan returns with 12 homegrown brands, global fashion mentors, and a sharper strategy for taking Filipino design beyond national recognition.
Fresh from the US Open, Alex Eala traded the tennis court for the front row, stepping out in Tory Burch, Michael Kors, and Calvin Klein at New York Fashion Week.
The Grand Dame of Philippine Fashion receives the country’s highest artistic honor after a lifetime of keeping Filipino fabric, craft, and clothing alive.
With a new Greenbelt 5 store, Spanish activewear brand Oysho is bringing its sleek approach to sportswear, athleisure, and everyday movement closer to Filipino shoppers.
Runways, retail, K-pop, and Korean lifestyle experiences come together as Seoul’s biggest fashion event returns for its Spring/Summer 2027 season.
Courtside dressing gets a chic shake-up as stars bring sleek silhouettes, sporty separates, and statement accessories to New York.
With Louis Vuitton, Uniqlo, Lancome and other houses, the Japanese artist turned her hypnotic visual language into wearable works.
These Filipino-founded favorites take shapewear seriously to flatter every fit.
Designer Jojie Lloren's maiden collection features block prints by Joey Bocobo, photos by Kim Montes, and woven crafts by SC Vizcarra.
Behind the aisle-worthy ensemble is a story of meticulous couture, timeless elegance, and a fresh perspective on modern bridal dressing.
Jacobs’ references span more than 35 years of creative history, from Junya Watanabe to Yves Saint-Laurent. At the heart of it all is a surprisingly simple theme: gratitude.
